On Thursday in Dublin, European leaders spent the day arguing over who should speak for them. That night, two American envoys flew in from Moscow with news. Vladimir…
On Thursday in Dublin, European leaders spent the day arguing over who should speak for them. That night, two American envoys flew in from Moscow with news. Vladimir Putin, they said, had agreed to let Europe join the next round of Ukraine talks. The Kremlin has not confirmed it. Putin said Russia had “never objected” to dialogue with Europe. His aide Yuri Ushakov called Europe’s stance “a recipe for endless war.” Jared Kushner took the win anyway.
“We cannot conclude this deal without the Europeans being at the table,” he told reporters. The irony is hard to miss. Washington won the seat, not Brussels. And Europe cannot yet agree on who will sit in it. Paris and Berlin favor the […]
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