European Leaders Visit Trump Amid Ukraine Talks
Hagar Chemali, a former National Security Council official and founder of Greenwich Media Strategies, discussed how the US and European allies navigate negotiations with Russia toward a settlement of the war in Ukraine. (Source: Bloomberg)
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