December 08, 2022
Is the US Making a Profit from the Conflict in Ukraine?
Amidst rising transatlantic tensions, a meeting between French President Emmanuel Macron and his American counterpart in Washington saw both attempt to send a message of unity. So can the united front against Russia actually stay united? And is the United States really taking advantage of the conflict in Ukraine? Experts Nick Lokker, Marie Jourdain, and Thomas O’Donnell weigh in.
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