A year after Russians insisted it was only engaging in a "special operation", the largest war in Europe since WWII continues. The war has created misery for millions of Ukrainians, changed the geopolitical map, and had far- reaching effects on the global economy. NATO and the west have rallied around Ukraine, while Russia has struggled to keep its troops provisioned and armed. Militarily, the war shows few signs of ending with a dramatic victory for either side, and few expect an end anytime soon. Vladimir Putin consolidates control and silences dissent, Russia has become more isolated, both diplomatically and economically. To return to a conversation that started in March 2021, join two leading political analysts, Victoria Coates and Edward A. Turzanski for a discussion on what has happened, what might happen, and the strategic implications for the United States. This will be a moderated discussion with Foreign Policy Research Center CEO, Carol Rollie Flynn.

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