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This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchler.

The search for peace or at least a ceasefire in Ukraine. The subject of an upcoming event,

I recommend to everyone online on the 24th of May by the Quincy Institute for Responsible State

a discussion from my guest, and until Leven, the Director of the Arraigia Program at the Quincy

Institute, as well as his colleagues, Thomas Graham, Miriam Pemberton, Jeffrey Sachs,

and George Beebe will moderate the event. We begin with a preview of this because Anatol is

spoken of it for more than a year. The search for peace or a ceasefire, choose both.

And what is to be done? Anatol, I look forward to your event. However you and your colleagues

have already looked at this story from all sides, and I begin with a news report in these last

hours. This is via London from Keith, Ukraine's Foreign Minister, Demetro Kaleba.

Told of visiting Chinese official that his government wouldn't accept any proposal to end

Russia's invasion that involved the loss of territory or the, quote, freezing of conflict.

There it is. The Chinese Communist Party sends a representative, Special Envoy Li,

to Ukraine to talk about a ceasefire or peace, and Ukraine's response is, there'll be no discussion

if we have to give up any of our territory. This looks to be the same old

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