Fecha Publicación: 23-03-2022

The West’s attention is rightly focused on Ukraine’s urgent military and humanitarian needs, including supporting the more than 3 million Ukrainian refugees and the nations sheltering them. The bipartisan commitment in the United States to provide Ukraine with $13.6 billion is leading the international response. U.S. and NATO member countries are planning future military support options, and healthy debate is underway about possible peace settlements and future regional security arrangements.

However, on the humanitarian and economic side, there also is a serious need for key nations and international institutions to initiate forward thinking regarding urgent, longer-term financial contingencies ahead for Ukraine and other affected states.

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