The Ukraine war signalled the end of Western hegemony
Published date: 27 July 2023 17:14 BST
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Last update: 9 months ago
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More than a year and a half ago, Russia's invasion of Ukraine shocked the world, destabilising energy markets, food security and diplomacy.
But attempts by the US to rally the world behind Ukraine have failed, with many former allies choosing instead to sit on the sidelines and bide their time - signalling a fissure after decades of unchallenged Western hegemony.
This week on The Big Picture podcast, we sit down with MEE's Editor-in-Chief David Hearst, who reflects on his time reporting in post-Soviet Russia to analyse the current global landscape, and the ways in which the Ukraine war has pushed it to the point of no return.
Subscribe and listen on all podcast platforms: https://thebigpicture.buzzsprout.com/
More than a year and a half ago, Russia's invasion of Ukraine shocked the world, destabilising energy markets, food security and diplomacy.
But attempts by the US to rally the world behind Ukraine have failed, with many former allies choosing instead to sit on the sidelines and bide their time - signalling a fissure after decades of unchallenged Western hegemony.
This week on The Big Picture podcast, we sit down with MEE's Editor-in-Chief David Hearst, who reflects on his time reporting in post-Soviet Russia to analyse the current global landscape, and the ways in which the Ukraine war has pushed it to the point of no return.
Subscribe and listen on all podcast platforms: https://thebigpicture.buzzsprout.com/
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