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Listen to Speaking of ArtVS I in the world. I'm John Bachelor. To Europe, to Judy

Dempsey, the editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe.

From the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, I recommend highly to watch the moving

story of the two wars in Eurasia, plus a number of incidents that can qualify as a war soon enough.

I'm thinking of Hezbollah and the Houthis and other surrogates for the Tehran regime. But right now we begin in Europe most definitely

the headline in London McCrone the president of France

allies liken him to Churchill for plan to send troops to Ukraine.

Strategy goes to vote on Tuesday, although French President could face opposition from some political rivals.

Judy, a very good day to you.

Emmanuel Macron is in the news again here in America, via London, because he is now leading what so far is rhetoric to send troops

into Ukraine to support what we're told again, and this is a moving story, is either

a collapsing front line for the Ukrainians or retreat to a new position given Russian advances so far.

McCrone and Schultz were at odds a week or two ago and they remain I'd say the duo that is least likely to work together

in all of the EU.

How is Mr McCrone's remarks about sending troops?

How is that hurt in Berlin?

Does that strengthen Schultz's position not to get involved?

Or does that bring up the hardliners in Berlin who want to take on Russia?

Good evening to you.

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