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This is the Friends Vistory Debating Society. I'm John Bachelorette with the generous Professor H.J. Maccandor International Relations.

Candon is the guest capital of the week. Why?

Rishi Tsunak, the Prime Minister.

In Tertetet Confab with Mr. Zalensky during the Hiroshima G7 meeting.

Much attention from the Defense Ministry, the Minister of Defense Ben Wallace.

For months, arming and pouring weapons in and training into Ukraine.

And remarks out of London routinely now take the place of remarks out of key for the battlefield and the counteroffensive.

In other words, Europe as a whole has contributed to Ukraine.

But London is taking a lead in speaking about it and acting about it in some fresh way.

I come to the Professor to see if there's some plan here or it's just the way London works.

Having left the European Union, it still thinks it's in charge.

Well, I think actually the UK policy has been very wise and that they are ahead of their European comrades as to what the role of a country.

Britain, which is the UK's 90,000 square miles, it's not very big.

But the British have a long tradition of operating alone politically.

And that's particularly easy after Napoleon had been defeated.

The British never faced any major challenger on the continent until the Unification of Germany in 1871.

So they had this idea of splendid isolation.

They have all kinds of slightly comic talk about how marvelous everything was.

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