Stanly Johny

In this discussion, Stanly Johny, International Affairs Editor at The Hindu, dives into the complexities of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. He dissects Trump’s controversial 28-point peace plan, detailing its demands like territorial concessions and NATO limitations. The episode explores Ukraine's firm rejection and Russia's contrasting approval. Stanly highlights Europe’s exclusion from negotiations and the strain on its security if U.S. support diminishes. He also touches on the implications of shifting U.S. priorities from Europe to China, revealing the intricacies of this geopolitical stalemate.

In this engaging discussion, Stanly Johny, the International Affairs Editor at The Hindu, dives into the evolving public opinion surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict. He highlights the UK’s recent recognition of a Palestinian state and its surprisingly low public support. Stanly reveals a dramatic drop in American backing for Israel, citing perceptions of genocide. He skillfully connects protests to shifts in geopolitical stances, while examining the implications of military aid and public mobilization on Israeli policies.

Stanly Johny, the International Affairs Editor at The Hindu, provides insightful analysis on Trump's ambitious 20-point Gaza peace plan. He unpacks how the plan links hostage releases to ceasefires and discusses the role of Hamas and proposed international governance. Key issues arise over Palestinian statehood and West Bank violence, alongside concerns about the plan's viability and Israel's military posture. Johny argues that real peace requires strategic governance changes and Israeli withdrawal, questioning whether this plan can truly deliver lasting tranquility.