While Vladimir Putin faces united Western opposition to his Ukraine onslaught, a key question for him and his economy is where China and India will land, writes GeraldFSeib
Where the two most populous countries land will be critical for the Russian president and his country’s economy
In his first State of the Union address, President Biden denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “premeditated and totally unprovoked” attack on Ukraine and announced a ban on Russian aircraft from American airspace. Photo: Getty ImagesWhen Vladimir Putin looks west, he sees surprisingly united opposition to
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