just going to walk in here and jump into this city with airborne forces or commandos, they re talking essentially a war that will go for years and turn into an insurgency. they ll never hold it. and ann, we have you on the phone now. let s talk about that. because it seems sort of almost like nationally suicidal for vladamir putin to think that he can pull off with ukraine what the old ussr couldn t do in afghanistan. it doesn t seem logical. but you write in your piece, you know, this idea that you have this cleptocrat in vladamir putin. if ukraine became what it wants to be, a normal, modern, prosperous european nation, it would put the lie that he s running at home, it could expos him for the crook that he really is. so what is the sort of likelihood that he takes the
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at what point do we accept the argument that more women in business is better for the global economy. we had the imf make it, different surveys show this. the message is not necessarily getting clear. it s not just a good thing in its own right but women entrepreneurs reinvest their profits, 90% or more in their families and communities. the point she makes is a lot more needs to be done to encourage it. there are things you can do to provide education, particularly to provide finance. women find it in emerging markets, in poorer parts of the world difficult to get access to get a start. what happens in europe to countries like greece and spain and portugal, do they continue to slide away from the more prosperous european unfortunately still have recess in greece. most savage recession. what we have in the wider europe