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The Spectator Australia·4 min read·hard

Does Russia’s exiled opposition want what’s best for Europe?

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Nigel Gould-Davies
Does Russia’s exiled opposition want what’s best for Europe?
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This article questions whether European nations should prioritize admitting skilled Russian workers as a way to drain Russia of talent. The author argues that such a policy is misguided, as it prioritizes career advancement over genuine political dissent.

The European Union has just imposed a visa ban on serving and former Russian soldiers. Implementation will not be easy – how do you tell if an applicant has served in the military? – but the principle is sound: those fighting for a state that threatens Europe should not expect to holiday there.

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