Author: Stefan Meister, head of the Program for International Order and Democracy at the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) in Berlin.

A proxy war is a war fought between groups or smaller countries that each represent the interests of other larger powers, and may have help and support from these. The Ukraine-Russia War fulfills this definition quite easily.

Within the following international bodies, programs, and projects, the membership and participation of Russia, including cooperation with its state institutions and companies, were suspended or terminated:

1. Preventing and resolving armed conflicts, improving inter-state relations, and ensuring stability in the near abroad, including preventing the instigation of "color revolutions" and other attempts to interfere in the internal affairs of Russia's allies and partners;

1. Gazeta Wyborcza
2. Fakt
3. Super Express
4. Przegląd Sportowy
5. Rzeczpospolita
6. Dziennik Zachodni (Katowice)
7. Gazeta Pomorska

Main Issues to be addressed:

1. Russia's aggression against Ukraine
2. Engagement with International Partners
3. Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation
4. Economic Resilience and Security
5. Climate, Energy and Environment
6. Food, Health & Development

Invited Countries:

1. Australia
2. Brazil
3. The Comoros
4. The Cook Islands
5. India
6. Indonesia
7. Republic of Korea
8. Vietnam

Extrait

Dutch national newspapers

1. Dagens Nyheter (DN)
2. Svenska Dagbladet (SvD)
3. Sydsvenskan
4. Dagen
5. Aftonbladet
6. Expressen
7. Arbetarbladet

1. Zerkalo Nedeli (Ukrainian: Дзеркало тижня; Russian: Зеркало недели)
2. DELO (ДЕЛО)
3. Ekspres (Ukrainian: Експрес)
4. Holos Ukrayiny
5. Silski Visti (Ukrainian: Сільські вісті)
6. Ukrayina Moloda