How to end the war in Ukraine with Yanis Varoufakis, Volodymyr Ishchenko and more

Summary:
February 24 will be remembered as a dark day for Europe: Russia has attacked Ukraine. The geopolitical games between Putin and NATO have led to war, and Europe’s peoples are the great losers, as the EU has, once again, proven itself powerless and irrelevant. Given this situation, what needs to happen for this war to end? And what role should the EU play? Our panel takes on these issues and answers your questions. 0:00 Introduction by Mehran Khalili 2:35 Anna Koleshnichenko (Ukraine) 6:07 Elizaveta Sharygina (Moscow) 9:54 Nina Petrov (Serbia) 11:20 Yanis Varoufakis 19:00 Volodymyr Ishchenko 26:03 Questions and comments from Youtube chat 27:00 Ivana Nenadovic 31:27 Julijana Zita 35:10 Dusan Pajovic 41:05 Questions and comments from Youtube chat 41:44 Elizaveta Sharygina 43:38 Yanis

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