This is CBS High in the World.

I'm John Baxter, Europe watching two wars in Eurasia.

What is to be done?

I welcome Judy Dempsey, the editor in chief of strategic Europe.

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Peace.

Judy's based in Berlin, and I go immediately to a new publication at Strategic Europe from

Gwendolyn Sass, a non-resident senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment of Europe.

Presenting the case that right now Europe must watch and pay attention to the United States

as politics, the support for Ukraine is no longer uniform.

The support for the war in the Middle East is running extremely hot, fog of war.

The Biden administration is mixing these two together in request to Congress for money.

At the same time, there is obvious descent across this country, especially on college

campuses, about the intention of Mr. Biden to support Israel in its war against the attackers,

the killers of 10-7.

All of this adds up to the EU, understands the Middle East, but the EU is threatened

profoundly by Russia.

Judy, a very good day to you.

You are much closer to Moscow than I will ever be sitting here in New England.

And it is good to consider Europe's stake in the conflict in Ukraine.

The battlefield doesn't give me any confidence that I can be resolved this winter or even

next spring.

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