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This is the Friends of History, Debating Society. I am John Batscher. I welcome my colleague,

H.J. Mackender, International Relations, to comment on six capital, six points of view.

As we're told, the long awaited counteroffensive is underway, against Lohansk, Danetsk,

Zapparizia and Kersen Oblast in Eastern Ukraine. A very good even to you, Professor.

The offensive is underway and we go immediately to a departure for us,

or immediately to Beijing, knowing that there is talk in Washington, that Secretary Blinken

is finally going to have an audience in Beijing. It's been delayed since the spy balloon incident.

And we're told that part of the conversation will turn on Ukraine,

and we're told that part of the conversation will turn on an appeal to China to broker a peace

in Ukraine for which they will be rewarded. A very good evening to you, Professor.

Good evening. This bringing up China first makes a lot of sense because for the first time in this

war, we're now approaching an endgame where the question is, what is the map of the power is going

to look like if and when this comes to an end? And there is in Washington a widespread feeling

that somehow China is the key piece in geopolitics. I would argue that in this situation, Russia

is the key piece and I will explain that. But right now, we have a whole list of Americans who are

constantly ringing China and their phone is not being picked up. I think we should take that as an

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