Published Mar 8, 2022
Fiona Hill on the War Putin Is Really Fighting
Fiona Hill provides a compelling analysis of the Ukraine conflict, discussing Zelenskyy's leadership and the strengthening of Ukrainian national identity while unraveling Putin's motivations rooted in historical grievances and geopolitical ambitions. The episode also explores the strategic shifts among Western alliances and China, as well as the influence of economic sanctions and energy dynamics on the evolving global landscape.
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