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The Prime Minister met Poland’s Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the Munich Security Conference, 18 February 2023.

One year into the Ukraine conflict, hostilities show no obvious sign of ending any time soon. However, the issue of postwar reconstruction is climbing up the political ladder in the West, including in multilateral institutions like the G7. In part, this is because the international stakes in the nation’s rebuilding are so big that failure could have profound consequences not

This united Europe like never before much the same way as they had come together to resist Hitler’s blitzkrieg 1939 onwards

Trouble the president left. ukraine has a history of this. how do they balance that concern of zelensky at the table versus fearful that putin may take advantage of the president of the country being gone? >> i think you are right to note the historical examples. russia is dotted with examples of russian leaders leaving the capital and trying to come back. officials have urged zelensky to stay in ukraine's capital to not only to the munich security summit as scheduled. tomorrow he is expected to meet with vice president kamala harris, a high profile meeting between the two leaders. which there...

Concerns about what he calls russia's new normal. the fact that he's willing to threaten to get what he wants. this is how he framed it. >> their demand that we should leave our shrine to open the door and their demand to reremove almost all of nato forces from the member states. and then have said if we don't meet those demands they have repeatedly said there will be what they call military technical consequences. so the danger is now the combination of massive buildup with the rhetoric, putting force, no, we cannot meet and say if we don't meet them, there will be military consequences. >> a...