“It could happen very simply. Vladimir Putin could simply stop the violence, pull back his troops, and sit down at a table.” DeputySecState Wendy Sherman discusses what could bring the war in Ukraine to an end, on “The Economist Asks”
JOE BIDEN and Xi Jinping bonded on basketball courts when they were vice-presidents. Today their relationship has turned tense as they tussle over Taiwan and trade. But.
Host Anne McElvoy asks Wendy Sherman, America’s deputy secretary of state, how the administration is balancing its two biggest foreign-policy challenges as well as its renewed focus on the Indo-Pacific. And the steely negotiator discusses the frustrating reality of high-stakes talks. Runtime: 26 min
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