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Difficult.This is not, as some people seem to think, a simple matter of ‘reversing Brexit’.As of 31st January 2020, the UK is a 3rd-party state. It has the same status as Mauritius, Australia, Turkey, Jamaica, or any other not-EU country. That is the mindset that anyone in the UK who is currently thinking about this issue needs to get their head around. We are not part of the EU any more. We will not be treated with any special considerations.So, if the UK were to reapply it would be starting as a blank slate application.First, let’s assume the domestic UK circumstances are such that there is political consensus for rejoining. This in itself is unlikely in ‘the next generation’. Sure, there’ll be a majority in the population of what were remainers as the oldest brexiters die, but that won’t include Johnson, Marc Francois, et al. Who are not only currently in charge, but who are likely to be in a position to exert considerable influence on the debate for the next 20-odd years. So a simple remain majority in the population won’t cut it.Secondly, when assessing an application, the EU checks to see if certain things within the applicant country are up to a certain standard. These are known as ‘The Copenhagen Criteria’, and are summarised as follows:“Membership requires that candidate country has achieved stability of institutions guaranteeing democracy, the rule of law, human rights, respect for and protection of minorities, the existence of a functioning market economy as well as the capacity to cope with competitive pressure and market forces within the Union. Membership presupposes the candidate's ability to take on the obligations of membership including adherence to the aims of political, economic and monetary union. “Depending on the state of the UK at the time of application (e.g. state of the economy, how far standards have diverged from the EU, etc) it may fail to reach an acceptable standard in one or more categories, and therefore the membership bid might be rejected.For example, the UK as an existing member was not challenged on its press standards, or its FPTP electoral system. As an applicant, it could for example be argued in opposition to its application that not all citizens are able to participate in the political system on an equal basis (those in safe seats are de facto disenfranchised), or that there is not fair and equal access to a free press that is dominated by tabloids and newspapers owned by billionare tax exiles.Thirdly, a vote within the EU membership to admit a new member has to be unanimous. One veto vote for ‘no’ is all it would take for the application to be rejected. Thanks to near-constant insults and transparent and frankly idiotic attempts at manipulation and divide-and-conquer tactics, the UK has little-to-no goodwill left amongst several - even most - of the core members, such as Germany or France. And it should be noted that France has previously voted against the UK’s membership (France veto-ed the UK’s membership applications in 1963 and 1967). The UK is seen as troublesome, something of a hinderance to the EU project, and a member constantly demanding special treatment and opt-outs.Other members are going to think very carefully about letting the UK rejoin, in other words, and may well be inclined towards a ‘no’ vote.So, difficult.

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Move to the defensiveWin the public relations battleHand control of the gas pipelines to a neutral 3rd partyApply to Join NatoApply to Join EUUse the terrible winter ahead to make massive economic and political reformsEnd of Summer Fighting ApproachesYou know the weather in Ukraine better than I do but I would guess that there are about 4 - 8 weeks left of decent weather for large scale fighting. that then gives 4 - 5 months before large scale operations resume.So the goal now for both sides is to gain as much territory as possible before the winter sets in as it will be far far harder to retake it after 6 months of building up defences.MilitaryIt looks like the Ukrainian army is off balance at the moment; its been flanked at Mariupol and the envelopments of Donetsk and Lugansk are failing or failed.With increasing Russian support counter attacks are likley to be expensive. However for a viable state the rebels (Russia) require more than the minimum territory - so it looks to me that they would want a line roughly Mariopl - Donetsk - Slovyansk - Don RiverThere are two things that need to be done to stop this. Firstly move onto the strategic defensive. This basically means trading some land for better defensive positions that can be held and where Russian casualties can be maximised. Importantly in means moving back from the border so that Russian artillery batteries have to move into Ukraine to continue firing.Secondly it means making it as difficult as possible for anything to cross the border. You have 3 main roads and a number of minor check points. Destroying those will make life a lot harder - and at the same time force greater and greater Russian involvement within Ukraine's bordersThen prepare for a spring offensiveHowever what is key is to prevent the threat of Russian flanking movements in the north. Mine the border from Kharkov to Konotop. Cose the border. Build tank traps. Build observation posts along its length so that no one can cross.Public RelationsPut web enabled cameras everywhere. I'm sure Uncle Sam will be able to donate these. Put 10's of thousands around everywhere you are defending and have a nice website hosted on AWS (so it is hard to take down) streaming the war to everyone who wants to watch.Market those streams to Russia. Show the Russians what is really happening. Show them sons and grandsons dying in full colour live tv.Lift the veil of implausible deniability and show the world what is happening.GasHand over control and monitoring of all gas pipelines to OSCE, the Red Cross or any other neutral party. Ask them to ensure that all gas piped into Ukraine for European customers transits.If it is under independent control it removes a huge weapon from Putin's hand. This is going to hurt a lot. However it enables the issue to either be defanged or Putin made to look like an idiot.PoliticsI cannot see any point in playing this slow and hoping for mercy. If Donetsk and Luhansk anschluss with Russia why then do we expect peace in our time?So 2 things:Apply to join Nato.Apply to Join the EUI will say up front that there is no way that these applications will be accepted. That's not the pointIn the eyes of many commentators these are the reasons why Russian has gone to war with Ukraine. So like a kid standing up to a playground bully you refuse to give him what he wantsIt also significantly escalates the stakes forcing Russia to put up or shut up. Russia either has to accept the portion of Ukraine that it has conquered and know that in 10 or 20 years Ukraine will be part of Nato/EU - a strategic disaster - or it triggers a full scale invasion to make sure it doesn't happenHow that will play out is murky at best but one of the consequences will be a significant increase in defence spending in Europe and a significant hardening of world opinion against Russia.If NATO and/or the EU reject this then they will be insane - the Ukrainian diplomatic focus is to ensure that it is not kicked into touch or rejected outright. so long as Cathy Ashton or Fogh Rasmussen say that it is being considered - Ukraine has won.Applying to Join NATOUkraine is already at the second stage of the process - Intensified Dialogue (it was at Membership Action Plan prior to 2010) . It should now move back to that stage and basically make a major diplomat and political effort to demonstrate that:Willingness to settle international, ethnic or external territorial disputes by peaceful means, commitment to the rule of law and human rights, and democratic control of armed forcesAbility to contribute to the organization's defence and missionsDevotion of sufficient resources to armed forces to be able to meet the commitments of membershipSecurity of sensitive information, and safeguards ensuring itCompatibility of domestic legislation with NATO cooperationRealistically this won't be a negotiation so much as look at what other countries have done and rapidly dismantle or destroy all roadblocks in the way.Then of course NATO has to unanimously invite Ukraine into the Alliance.... If Russia invades, or attacks other countries that will be eventually forthcomingEnlargement of NATOJoining the EUJoining the EU is complicated and slow. EUROPA - Joining the EUThe key things are:stable institutions guaranteeing democracy, the rule of law, human rights and respect for and protection of minorities;a functioning market economy and the capacity to cope with competition and market forces in the EU;the ability to take on and implement effectively the obligations of membership, including adherence to the aims of political, economic and monetary union.It may take five or ten years to deliver this but the key thing is that significant structural changes need to be made to Ukraine's economy in order to survive and many of these changes are critical for EU membership.Joining the EU makes long term political sense because it is a far large, richer and more reliable market. To do it will require significant legal and political changes that upset vested interests. Think of Thatcherite reforms in the UK for example (not relevant whether you agree with them - Thatcher needed a crisis in order to get them through - that's the point being made)The current political crisis provides such an opportunity for Ukraine - and the five months of winter - plus the new parliament provides space for legislation to be passed that sets Ukraine on a clear path to EU membership.EconomicsUkraine is in a dire state and it is likley to become terrible before it becomes merely appalling. This winter is likely to be the worst since the 1940's in suffering and hardship.With a war, loss of it's major industrial region, low exports, inflation and a collapsing currency ( I assume - I haven't looked that one up) there is no reason for it to get better - and with the loss of Energy during the winter there will probably be an economic contracting of between 10 - 20% in 2014-2015There isn't really a do nothing option in this case. Because it is so bad significant amounts of support should be available from the IMF and the World Bank. Those will come with requirements for structural reform. These need to be done. Next year will be no better - but the situation is so bad that what is now being played for is the economic position in 5 or 10 years time.Compare for example the GDPs of Poland and Ukraine in 1990. Poland's GDP is now 8 times higher after 2 decades of market focused reforms. Ukraine's has only doubleSource: Wolfram AlphaSummaryUkraine has no friends or allies. It is fighting a war against an ex-superpower that it cannot win.Given such poor chances it needs to drastically change the game being played. By moving to a strategic defensive and handing over control of gas pipelines to neutral third parties it forces Russia to clearly act as the aggressorApplying to join the EU and Nato - and unequivocally stating that Ukraine's future lies with Europe and not with Russia - and backing that up with a strong electoral mandate in October (Ukraine president calls snap election as he prepares for Putin meeting) - means that Putin is forked. He has to escalate far further than he wants or lose his queen.Finally playing the long game Ukraine should engage in massive economic and political reforms over the winter to introduce a market based economy that will over time deliver the GDP growth that will support the arms purchases to secure it's borders.