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How Putin’s war is reshaping Europe’s alliances

Mar 24, 2022

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02:45

Introduction

2min

In the Light of the War on Ukraine

3min

Is It a Calsas Pelli?

2min

Are You Worried That the Non West Is Less Enthusiastic About Nato?

3min

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2min

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2min

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2min

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2min

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2min

Europe has been united by opposition to Putin’s war in Ukraine, but will this new found unity last and will Russia be permanently isolated? Gideon talks to Alexander Stubb, former prime minister of Finland, about how the conflict is reshaping Europe’s alliances with the rest of the world.

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