Six months after Russia's attack on Ukraine, the country celebrated its Independence Day on August 24. The Russians seem to have expected that their conquest of Ukraine would be over quickly after a “shock and awe”-style assault, but instead, the Ukrainians have held out unexpectedly against Russian power. The Russian war of aggression against Ukraine has now lasted over six months, with many thousands of people, soldiers, and civilians, dead on both sides of the conflict, millions displaced, and no end in sight. What can we expect from the continuing Russia-Ukraine conflict? We open this season of International Horizons with former US Ambassador to Ukraine Roman Popadiuk

Closer to a standstill on Ukraine: Time for decision with Amb Roman Popadiuk

International Horizons - with John Torpey @ RBI