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joining me is susan glasser.as the co-chief of "the washington post" moscow bureau so tremendous expertise on this issue. thank you for being here. the u.s. is taking the lead when it comes to these sanctions. is that the right move? is there a rule for europe here? is there any willingness? >> it's an important point i think. what the white house would tell you is they sort of had to pull europe kicking and screaming every step of the way. >> just fascinating, almost dumb founding, if you will. the foreign minister saying it was actually taken from a video game. we've heard some things on twitter on russia, but this is the top official saying this. >> i think we see this as implausible denialability. i don't think there's a serious debate about the fact that regular russian military are operating inside ukraine, actively participating in this war inside the country. as the foreign minister of sweden just tweeted, if it looks like a war and acts like a war and kills like a what it's a war. the debate isn't really

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and in politico -- putin in politico magazine, which was edited by one of our other panelists, susan glasser was the -- the editor -- aormer washington senior fellow at the center for of. and europe and co-author -- i believe that is coming out early next year with new added chapters. there is quite a lot of new material added over the last few months. we're going to open up with a conversation with the panelists and then, after an hour or so, open up to questions from the audience. hashtag on twitter. ukraine. , with russiayou breaking bad over the last few months, what does that mean for the international order and international cooperation? busince there are three a -- three of us, let me reiterate my appreciation for my counterpart and the terrific work that brookings has done over the years. it has a particular contribution to make as a result of the carnegie moscow center. a lot of us rely on what comes out of that building in this building. i will make a couple of points at the beginning with what i suspect will play into the conversation. i would say that the single most important an

which was edited by one of our other panelists, susan glasser, who's editor of a political magazine and also the author of kremlin rising and co-author with peter baker of kremlin rising and a former "washington post" bureau chief in moscow. and clifford gaddy, a colleague of mine at brookings, a senior fellow at the center for u.s. -- europe, and author, most co-author of mr. putin, operative in the kremlin. and i believe that that is coming out early next year in a new edition with new added chapters so it's reason for you all to go to amazon a second time. there's i believe quite a lot of new material added. over the last few months for a second edition which will be available soon. so we're going to open up with a conversation with the panel and after an hour questions from the audience. we do have a hashtag on twitter if you want to use your phones to tweet about the event and the hashtag is #russiaukraine. so please tweet away. ukraine. , with russiayou breaking bad over the last few months, what does that mean for the international order and international cooperation? busince the