Continued. Wrap up.
Delegate 1 - We live in a much more divided World but there are still things we need to do together (e.g. Climate Change). Very politically sensitive and will need to be creative.
Delegate 2 - Agree with 1. Concerned about whether progress on climate will be made at a time of global economic stress. Sense is that real progress being made on this ahead of the 2008 crash, only just regaining the impetus and that risks being lost with this crisis.
Risk of nuclear war is a red herring - the real issues are far less headline grabbing and far more insidious.
China is calculating - will do things that seem strange but bring them long-term advantages. Sense is that Russia doesn't like being linked to China because the view is that at some point they will expect the debt for their support to be paid in full. In the current crisis really think the muted support of China is telling - they do not view themselves as Russia's ally.
Delegate 3 - UK is a major player (6th largest economy). Will be in the top tier under the China/US tier for many years to come. We have clout and have to think carefully about how we leverage influence outside of the EU. For the UK this should be our focus, fixing this relationship. Otherwise Russia/China etc will use this conflict to their advantage.
In the end if the UK isn't strong internally, and we protect democracy, then the rest of the World will take advantage. To achieve this we should be part of the international community of likeminded countries.
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