Commentary
Nothing much happened last Friday in Alaska, when Vladimir Putin and President Trump cut their summit short, but they called it a “good start.” Meanwhile, Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelensky, was furious for not being invited to Alaska. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy told Vice President J.D. Vance that a ceasefire must take place first before there are any territorial concessions. President Trump said he will not discuss changing any borders, but I suspect President Trump may agree to block Ukraine from joining NATO in exchange for a permanent ceasefire. Despite complaints emanating from Europe, the EU will likely reluctantly agree to most of the terms dictated by President Trump and Vladimir Putin.
