Western solidarity tested as Europeans divided over immediate end to Russia-Ukraine war

Cracks are deepening across Europe over how to handle the Russia-Ukraine endgame, according to new data released Wednesday, as a growing number of Europeans favor immediate peace over the continuation of a hard-line anti-Russia stance that's defined Western policy since the start of the war nearly four months ago.

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