Czech President Petr Pavel

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🗓️ 18 April 2024

⏱️ 57 minutes

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It's a make-or-break moment for Ukraine, as the US Congress looks closer than ever to finally pushing through its long-stalled aid package. Without US support, Ukraine has had to rely on other allies – including the Czech Republic, which has pioneered an effort to buy ammunition for Kyiv from third countries. Last week, President Zelensky met with Czech President Petr Pavel in Vilnius. Since his election just over a year ago, Pavel has been one of the most outspoken European leaders on countering Russian aggression, warning that “if Ukraine fails, so will we.” As a former top NATO general, he knows the military realities and the threats from Russia better than most, and he joined the program from Prague. Also on today's show: David Sanger, Author, “New Cold Wars”; Grammy award-winning composer Terence Blanchard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:37.0	I think providing lethal aid to Ukraine right now is critically important.
0:41.0	The House Speaker risks his job to
0:44.1	get help to key and I ask a key European leader check President Peter Parvel if it's a
0:49.9	game changer or too little too late and
0:53.2	agony and despair after a strike on a refugee camp
1:00.0	kills more children in Gaza
1:02.2	we bring you a harrowing report. Then, the world right now
1:07.0	is a series of vacuums that one great tower or another is going to fill.
1:12.0	New Cold Wars, National Security reporter David Sanger, talks to Walter Isakson about America's
1:19.0	struggle to defend the West.
1:21.0	When journalists asked me me he said,
1:23.0	did you think your opera's going to inspire young people to sing opera?
1:25.0	And I'm like, bro, man, people of color
1:28.0	have been singing opera for generations.
1:30.0	At the Met, I sit down with Terence Blanchard, the first black composer to bring a piece to that stage
1:36.4	in its 138 years. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. It's make or break moment for Ukraine
2:05.9	as the US Congress looks closer than ever to finally pushing through its long stalled aid package.
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