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In many ways, it goes back centuries. we have a a play of this. and thats how the russians see it. they see it as a replay of great power struggle. i dont think we have the ideological struggle between capitalism and communism. you go to moscow, there is mcdonalds. theyre not trying to build communism for the world. from this perspective, its not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war�*s the cold war. as sergey said, there was an ideological component that we dont see here. i agree...

Of ukraine and how ukraine and nato see it. so, how do you bridge that? well, vladimir putin knows very very well, and i was chairing that meeting in bucharest in 20 oh wait which you referred to, putin knows very well that in the foreseeable but also in the unforeseeable future, there will be no consensus within the nato alliance on ukraine joining nato. he knows that. that is politically much to high a hurdle to cross. so, that will not happen. putin making his remarks basically saying what he...

Mmp say who does it benefit? it tries to ramp up the support for the government in ukraine at this moment in time. and, to undermine its own opposition, because the russian opposition, because the russian opposition bloc has been under attack, the leader under house arrest at the moment, even. let attack, the leader under house arrest at the moment, even. let slip to the russian _ arrest at the moment, even. let slip to the russian side, _ arrest at the moment, even. let slip to the russian side...

Insurgents, all agree that this is something the russians dont want to .et something the russians dont want to get involved in. they will attack mercilessly if they believe that such _ mercilessly if they believe that such an — mercilessly if they believe that such an operation will shatter ukraine — such an operation will shatter ukraine and panic the west into making — ukraine and panic the west into making the concessions they want. last thought then common james, is last thought then c...

On whether americas offer to negotiate with russia on some aspects of europes security will be enough to satisfy vladimir putin. if its not, if, as some fear, president putins aim is to dismantle the european security order as it is now, then expect long—term friction between russia and the west. vladimir putin cut a lonely figure today as he remembered the world war ii siege of leningrad. across europe, there are fears of a new war, but is russias current and very public sabre rattling really...

Is more of the 19th century concept between battle between different powers. russia is old—fashioned in that particular respect. the danger now is not a cold war, the danger is a hot war. that is really where we are. that is the danger of the day. deputy prime minister? i would say that, it— deputy prime minister? i would say that, if we — deputy prime minister? i would say that, if we are talking about european security order, these are the institutions that were built on the institutions...

We have a replay of this. and thats how the russians see it. they see it as a replay of great power struggle. i dont think we have the ideological struggle between capitalism and communism. you go to moscow, there is mcdonalds. theyre not trying to build communism for the world. from this perspective, its not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war�*s the cold war. as sergey said, there was an ideological component that we dont see here. i agree with that as well. its more of the 19...

Negative consequences for europe in terms of the security order. negative consequences for ukraine. theres nothing, nothing, nothing good to come out of this for anyone — including, im quite convinced, for mr putin himself. thats my view. his view, ifear, might be different. all right, lets go to ourfinal question. volodimir golovko, what do you want to ask our panel? what is the role and influence of china in the ukrainian—russian conflict? is there a possibility- for the west to coordinate...

On the uk side, foreign secretary liz truss has announced that shell be heading to ukraine next week. and prime minister borisjohnson had this message for western allies. we cannot bargain away the vision of a europe that emerged in those amazing years from 1989 to 1991 healing the division of our continent by the iron curtain. we will not reopen that divide by agreeing to overturn the european security order because russia has placed a gun to the ukraine said. a reminder of what this is all abo...