Bill Kristol
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Anne Applebaum on Ukraine, Europe, and the US
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February 25, 2025
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February 25, 2025
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47:54Now PlayingWhere do things stand on the third anniversary of the war in Ukraine?
Chapter 1 (00:15 - 23:33): Ukraine and Europe
Chapter 2 (23:33 - 47:54): Ukraine and the US
What is the situation in European politics after the German elections? How should we think about the continued challenge of countering autocracy at home and abroad? To discuss these questions we are joined again by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Anne Applebaum. As Applebaum explains, despite difficulties on the battlefield, Ukraine is holding up: “The [Russians] cannot win… without Trump." And she argues that the outcome of the German elections present reasons for optimism that a European "coalition of the willing" may be emerging to seriously counter the Russian threat and support Ukraine. Applebaum also shares her perspective on the first month of the Trump administration. As she puts it: “The idea that you have to take control of state institutions and you have to make them work for you personally rather than for the people…. This is something that every illiberal leader elected and unelected sooner or later thinks they need to do. [But] this is more radical than anything any [contemporary] European far-right party has ever done.”
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