Kathryn Stoner, a political scientist and director of Stanford's CDDRL, dives into the complex narratives shaping the Russia-Ukraine conflict. She discusses how historical identities fuel differing perspectives, with Russians viewing Ukrainians as part of their legacy. The conversation highlights the fierce Ukrainian resistance, the geopolitical stakes for the EU, and the rising dissent against Russian autocracy. Stoner also shares insights on the potential for change driven by Russia's younger generations, who seek a different future.
