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Global Literacy Talks--Spring 2022 - Shared screen with speaker view
Ashrith Varidhireddy
24:02
Thank you Cathy!
Ashrith Varidhireddy
25:03
Prayers to Ukraine!
Desmond Rolle
35:37
Amazing how one country past comes back to haunt them in the future
Ashrith Varidhireddy
35:48
Thank you very much Don and Charles!
Desmond Rolle
36:13
Thank you for the enlightenment
Maria Ortuoste
01:02:51
Thanks Courtney, Linda, Taylor, Tanesha, and Doyle. You were all great!
Charles Hopkins
01:03:51
More about sanctions: https://world101.cfr.org/foreign-policy/tools-foreign-policy/what-are-economic-sanctions
Ashrith Varidhireddy
01:04:15
Thank you for the conversation Felice, Mark, Charminique, Lorette, Cathy, Duval, and Natasha, I want to know more about how this war start, the origins of Ukraine and Russia.
Terry Brown
01:05:19
But have there every been economic sanctions on a country as big as these are? These seems to be historic.
Jody Neathery-Castro - Facilitator
01:07:06
Also sanctions are government-led, but there are also many companies pulling out of Russia spontaneously which is having a bottom-up impact.
Maria Ortuoste
01:07:41
For lists of sanctions: https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financial-sanctions/sanctions-programs-and-country-information
Linda Mancillas
01:09:24
WW3???
Lorette Calix
01:10:01
Praying that this doesn't become WWIII.
Ashrith Varidhireddy
01:10:42
Yes wars has to end, peace has to return to all countries of the world!
Charles Hopkins
01:11:47
More on what NATO is, what it does, and why it was formed: https://world101.cfr.org/how-world-works-and-sometimes-doesnt/conflict/nato-worlds-largest-alliance
Charles Hopkins
01:12:37
And more on the UN Security Council and its limitations: https://world101.cfr.org/how-world-works-and-sometimes-doesnt/global-governance/what-un-security-council
Maria Ortuoste
01:15:25
76,000 international students in Ukraine; Indians make up 24 percent of those international students (around 20,000) https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-60603226#:~:text=Ukraine%3A%20Why%20so%20many%20African%20and%20Indian%20students%20were%20in%20the%20country,-By%20Soraya%20Ali&text=The%20Russian%20invasion%20of%20Ukraine,to%20government%20data%20from%202020.
Charles Hopkins
01:15:29
Just while we’ve been on this call, CFR Education has published a new case study about the question of a no-fly zone or other military intervention: https://modeldiplomacy.cfr.org/pop-up-cases/defending-ukraine
Charles Hopkins
01:15:44
This is from Model Diplomacy, our classroom discussion and simulation program. Makes for a great discussion!
Terry Brown
01:16:04
Thank you, Charles!
Jody Neathery-Castro - Facilitator
01:16:28
Yes, this is so timely!
Ashrith Varidhireddy
01:16:31
Thank you very much for the resources!
Cathy Copeland
01:16:42
Yes, agreed!
Maria Ortuoste
01:16:44
As for China's role: Russia's number 1 trading partner is China; China's number 1 trading partner is the US
Cathy Copeland
01:17:15
Thank you for the resources; these will all be shared in a follow-up email if you were unable to click on all the links.
Maria Ortuoste
01:17:20
Uniting for Peace Resolution - last used for the Korean war.
Linda Mancillas
01:18:05
Thanks so much!
Terry Brown
01:19:49
Could someone address how some people, including Putin, are using the expansion of NATO as rationale / excuse for Russia’s invasion of a sovereign Ukraine?
Maria Ortuoste
01:20:11
Our other points: (1) a global citizen's responsibility to stay informed; (2) when we pay attention to one thing, we forget others -- what about other conflicts?
Jody Neathery-Castro - Facilitator
01:20:24
Terry this is something we discussed in our group too.