tonight with the context. from edinburgh, alex massie scotland editor of the spectator. bill browder, the ceo of hermitage capital management and long time critic of vladimir putin. and joel rubin, who served in the obama administration as assistant to the secretary of state. welcome to the programme. whenjoe biden spoke to vladimir zelensky on this day last year, there wasn t much confidence in washington he would be president for much longer, nor indeed that kyiv could be defended. yet here we are, a year on and not only is zelensky still there, but the us president was today standing alongside him, in kyiv. plans that involved extraordinary subterfuge and secrecy. on sunday night, as is usual, the white house issued the president s public schedule for monday, on which we were told he was leaving for warsaw at 7pm tonight. in fact, he was already in poland. air force one took off at 4:15 sunday morning, the press pool was left behind. and by late evening, the president was
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stronger position on kurdish activists who he says are fundraising in sweden. here s antony blinken responding. the matter of finland and sweden s accession to nato is not a bilateral issue. of course, as you know well, we strongly support their admission as quickly as possible. both are members already members of nato s partnership for peace, nato s enhanced opportunity partnership, and their militaries work seamlessly with the rest of the alliance. we are confident that nato will formally welcome them in soon, and when that happens it will enhance the security of every nato member including the united states, including turkiye. the military is also independent schools and a dependent of one another. bill, he wrote a fascinating pedalfor another. bill, he wrote a fascinating pedal for the recount. you said that putin can t stop, because of the existential threat,