Peace on Earth and goodwill to all! There’s not much of that around the world. What can we expect for Ukraine in 2025? There is some talk of a ceasefire, but is it for real?

And there are always the unknown unknowns.

On December 31, the year 2024 draws to a close. But it is also day 1,042 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – and at least day 1,042 of Ukraine receiving aid from friendly countries to withstand Moscow's onslaught.

According to data the Kiel Institute has been collecting since January 24, 2022, the U.S. remains the number one supporter of Ukraine to date, with over 88 billion euros worth of military, humanitarian, and financial assistance. But this may soon change. Joe Biden’s presidential term is coming to an end on January 20 and Donald Trump’s stance on aid for Ukraine remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Ukrainian diplomatic strength seems to be in decline.

Join Jan Darasz and his guest Bartłomiej Kot, Program Director at the Warsaw Security Forum, for How We Got Here.

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