Explaining Ukraine

Ep. № 67 - Possible war: what can the West and Ukraine do? - With James Nixey & Orysia Lutsevych

Jan 27, 2022

42:28

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Russia's Ambitions Are Not Going to Go Away, Is It?

01:36

The Germans Are Going for a Hard Time

03:50

Do You See a Consolidation of the West?

03:03

Introduction

2min

Europe's Position Is Much More Fragile and Needs a Much More Consensous Building

2min

Europe Without Russia

2min

The West Is Not Willing to Give Russia What It Wants

2min

Is It Now or Never?

2min

Russian Troops in Svalki Gap

2min

Russians

5min

Russia's Ambitions Are Not Going to Go Away, Is It?

2min

Do You See a Consolidation of the West?

3min

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The Germans Are Going for a Hard Time

4min

11.

Ucrane

2min

12.

What Do You Think About the West's Capabilities?

3min

13.

Ukranian Armed Forces to Defend Ukraine

4min

14.

Do You Think That the Internal Plot or Internal Cudita Is Possible?

3min

15.

Is There a Possibility of Internal Distabilization in Ukraine?

4min

What are the results of the recent rounds of diplomatic talks around Ukraine/Russia? Is the West taking the right approach, and what can it do? What about Ukraine's? We discuss these issues with experts from Chatham House: James Nixey, Director of the Chatham House Russia-Eurasia Programme, and Orysia Lutsevych, research fellow and manager at the Ukraine Forum of the same programme. Support us: patreon.com/ukraineworld