Hey there, it's the NPR Politics podcast.

I'm Asma Khaled, I'm covering the presidential campaign.

And I'm Ryan Lucas, I cover the Justice Department.

Last week, House Democrats voted to impeach President Trump.

And through this entire impeachment process,

you've heard a lot about Ukraine from the perspective of the United States.

NPR's Gregory Warner has been reporting from the other side of the Atlantic.

Hey Gregory.

Hey there.

So Gregory, you host a podcast called Rough Translation.

Talk to us about what you all do.

Sure, sure.

So we just finished our third season.

Our tagline is stories from far off places that hit close to home.

Essentially, what we try to do is tell international stories that show that we are

all part of this connected world.

We're subject to the same forces.

And there's a lot we can learn from the experiences of people abroad.

And so you recently reported a two-part series out of Ukraine

that I think for a lot of our listeners is really interesting because we just

haven't heard the perspective from the country that has been in some ways,

kind of at the center of a lot of these impeachment conversations.

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