How should the international community deal with Russia? For most Western governments, the answer is clear: Vladimir Putin is not a reliable partner. But Russia cannot be ignored either. As Russia builds up its troop presence on its border with Ukraine, NATO has been reiterating its commitment to members such as Turkey, Poland, Romania and the Baltic states. The West continues to threaten to impose economic sanctions on Russia, if there are further acts of aggression from Moscow.
So is the Crimea crisis the beginning of a new era in international power relationships?
Our guests:
Michael Stürmer – senior correspondent at the German daily "Die Welt".
Ramesh Jaura - global editor of the Globalom Medai group's IDN-InDepthNews, South Asian Outlook e-monthly and Global Perspectives, a magazine for international cooperation.
Judy Dempsey - Senior Associate at Carnegie Europe and editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe.
More: http://www.dw.de/quadriga-international-turmoil-new-world-disorder-2014-03-27/e-17473651-9798
