About this Event
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has entered a fifth year. But as US-brokered peace talks appear to be gathering momentum, a once-unthinkable question now feels urgent: could Europe’s largest war in generations finally be edging toward an end?
What has shifted on the battlefield, on the home fronts in Ukraine and Russia, and in Europe and the US to bring us here? Are changing political winds and war fatigue fueling the first real opening for peace, or simply the start of a new, unpredictable phase? How are Ukrainians enduring, adapting and imagining a future beyond air-raid sirens and uncertainty?
Featuring the Financial Times’ Chief Ukraine Correspondent Christopher Miller, our panel will unpack the turning points, the pressures behind the negotiations and what the next months of this war might hold.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Frontline Club, 13 Norfolk Place, London, United Kingdom
GBP 5.94 to GBP 16.63
