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CBS I in the world. I'm John Batchelor welcoming Judy Dempsey, the editor-in-chief of Strategic Europe.

She's based in Berlin for the Carnegie Endowment for

International Peace to comment on the frontline states in the conflict over

Ukraine at the same time new states in the European Union and now dealing with a policy paper

that Judy introduces in her new column at the Carnegie Endowment Strategic Europe, it's called the Common Foreign and Security

Policy, CFSP. It obliges these new members of the EU, relatively speaking, the Central European and Baltic states,

to face the fact that a common foreign policy may not oblige all of their individual concerns.

I begin, however, with Judy's identifying two events that moved the Central European and

Baltic States to the front of the concern for all of the European Union.

The first is Nord Stream.

Judy, a very good evening to you.

Nord Stream 1 and then there was Nord Stream 2.

How did that change the outlook for the

Central European that would be Poland and the Baltic states? Good evening to you.

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