First, territory: Where Moscow continues to demand land it does not fully control, and Kyiv refuses to surrender sovereign territory simply because Russia claims it. History offers instruments for separating the immediate requirement to stop killing from the permanent legal resolution of a border. The Korean War ended not with a peace treaty but with […]
First, territory: Where Moscow continues to demand land it does not fully control, and Kyiv refuses to surrender sovereign territory simply because Russia claims it. History offers instruments for separating the immediate requirement to stop killing from the permanent legal resolution of a border. The Korean War ended not with a peace treaty but with […]
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