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| As negotiations between Russia and Ukraine continue, our experts discuss what conditions might encourage both sides to lay down their weapons—and how likely a peace deal really is. 00:00 - War in Ukraine: when will there be peace? 00:37 - What would a peace deal involve? 02:30 - What will happen to Ukrainian territory? 04:29 - What is the perspective from the Russian side? 08:04 - Is Putin’s legitimacy weakening? Find all our coverage on the war in Ukraine: https://econ.st/3hHrkS5 War in Ukraine: how far will Putin go? Watch here: https://econ.st/3w9pkKP Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is wrecking two countries: https://econ.st/3HOrFNe A new world order? https://econ.st/3txJFYy Hundreds of thousands face catastrophe in Mariupol: https://econ.st/3ir8rmz Ukraine fights on: https://econ.st/3ttyZtU How Russian propagandists turn on pro-Western “traitors”: https://econ.st/3D3txkn Exodus: the four kinds of Ukrainian refugee: https://econ.st/3Iqfbff Why Z is for Putin: https://econ.st/3txJo7X Writers have grappled with Vladimir Putin for two decades: https://econ.st/3twwuXC |
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