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开始于 February 03, 2026

Why states keep trading even in the midst of conflict

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Continuing trade during wartime is essential for economic stability and can foster future peace agreements between conflicting states.

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Wartime commerce undermines the seriousness of conflict and prolongs suffering by allowing economies to benefit from war.

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Wartime commerce can serve as a channel for diplomatic communication, potentially easing tensions and paving the way for resolution.

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Trade during conflict can be viewed as a pragmatic necessity, reflecting the complex interplay between economics and politics.

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Engaging in trade while at war can lead to dependencies that complicate post-war recovery and reconciliation efforts.

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