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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a new law that aims to deny Russia one of its major avenues of influence.
But implementing the new ban on Russia -linked churches could get messy.
This will mainly affect parishes of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC ), the nominally independent Ukrainian branch of the Russian Orthodox Church .
The UOC’s parishes and priests could be deemed insufficiently disentangled from Moscow .
Frida Ghitis: Church's biggest liability is its mother organization in Moscow .
She says Russian Orthodox Church is leading the charge against Russia 's imperial, militarized, totalitarian vision of Russia .
The Faustian deal between Patriarch Kirill and Putin may be destructive for the church in Russia and worldwide, Ghitis says.
Ukraine , the Israel -Hamas war, and tariffs dominated the foreign-policy sections of the debate.
As the West protects its markets, China will need to dump its exports elsewhere.
Emerging nations are alarmed. Washington should abandon a failed approach to Moscow that does not learn or self-adjust.
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