Global Questions: After Ukraine: Are the Baltics Next?

Global Questions: After Ukraine: Are The Baltics Next?

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After Ukraine: Are The Baltics Next?

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In this edition of Global Questions we ask if, after Ukraine, could the Baltics be next?

In this edition of Global Questions we ask if, after Ukraine, could the Baltics be next  - or will their membership of Nato and the EU deter President Putin?

People living in Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia are wondering whether they could be the next target for President Putin. His invasion of Ukraine has sent shock waves through the three small Baltic states and other countries on Nato's eastern flank, such as Romania and Poland. Like Ukraine, the Baltic nations have ethnic Russian minorities and were, until 1991, part of the Soviet Union. In this edition of Global Questions we ask if, after Ukraine, could the Baltics be next - or will their membership of Nato and the EU deter President Putin?

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