Warsaw, Poland — The good news is that the large-scale Russian cyberattack against Poland’s energy infrastructure at the end of last year was stopped by firewalls and other cyber defenses. The bad news, as Poland’s Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Bosacki tells me, is that the threat from that attack was “very, very serious” — he put a lot of emphasis on that second “very” — and had it succeeded, it would have knocked out electricity and heat for large portions of Poland during the middle of winter for God knows how long. nationalreview.com/the-morni…

The peace proposal was authored by the U.S. It is offered as a strong framework for ongoing negotiations It is based on input from the Russian side. But it is also based on previous and ongoing input from Ukraine.

Søndagsgraf! Kan virke som Kina har et lite overtak ja ..

I dag er vi alle Goldman … i alle fall oss økonomer Donald vil at Goldman skal sparke økonom som forteller kostnadene med den økte tollen

Putin rejects a U.S.-Europe ceasefire proposal and Trump responds not by sanctioning Russia but by punishing our European allies with a 50% tariff. Whose side is he on?

The EU has approved its 17th sanctions package against Russia, targeting nearly 200 shadow fleet ships. New measures also address hybrid threats and human rights. More sanctions on Russia are in the works. The longer Russia wages war, the tougher our response.

This is what we have in Prague: