Broadcasting House Ukraine 'peace plan' discussed
Nov 23, 2025
Key players converge in Geneva to tackle Trump's controversial peace plan for Ukraine, stirring debate over its implications for Russia. Personal stories from Kherson highlight the human stakes involved, as residents face daily dangers and humanitarian needs. Meanwhile, an insightful discussion on how AI transforms lives for the blind showcases technological advances. The episode concludes with lighter banter on books and food habits, revealing deeper reflections on community and culture.
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Leaked Plan Risks Western Schism
- Leaked 'land for peace' proposals risk splitting the Western alliance by appearing to reward Russian gains.
- Jeremy Bowen and Steve Rosenberg warn the plan arrives at a moment of Ukrainian weakness and could embolden Moscow.
Draft Gives Russia Significant Gains
- The leaked draft would give Russia significant concessions including territory and limits on Ukraine's armed forces.
- Analysts say that would hand Moscow a substantial gain without delivering lasting security for Europe.
Political Weakness Shapes Diplomacy
- Jeremy Bowen links Trump's tactics to sensing political weakness and pressing advantages.
- He argues Zelensky's corruption scandal creates an opening Trump can exploit diplomatically.
