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Depending on the actual contact, a piece, again, doesn't want to call it peace, but the truth's

agreement would mean even more spending, even more European rearmament,

because it would crystallize the fragility and the instability around the Ukraine-eastern borders

in the best scenario. And so we're not facing de-escalation at all on that level,

but continued escalation and, if anything, faster escalation.

Donald Trump seems intent on bringing peace to Ukraine.

But the proposals on the table so far involve Kiev accepting the loss of two key regions.

And far from removing the threat from further invasion, this capitulation risks

destabilizing Europe. The economic consequences of this version of peace is the focus of this week's

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So, Amy, there's, to say there's been a lot of back and forth, it would be an understatement,

about a potential peace plan.

Donald Trump obviously seems intent on drawing a line under what he's rhetorically

positioned as the failures of the last administration. The whole idea of like, can we close off

and like finally bring an end to the absolute carnage that we've seen on Europe's eastern flank

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