Clarissa Ward
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326 appearances
5 recordings
4 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Jun
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What if not everybody wants to keep going?
What if some people want to make sure that their kids are going to have a better life than they have had?
And I don't want to speak for all Ukrainians because Ukraine is not a monolith.
And when you have these conversations and they're quiet and behind closed doors, you realize there's a lot more nuance in the conversation internally.
I think it would make me more sympathetic to the idea of we got to end this and we just got to figure out a way.
What is harder to get one's head around, having covered this conflict so closely, is the kind of humiliation of Zelensky in the Oval Office.
the disdain that we hear in the tone that's used to talk about Ukraine and Ukraine's leadership, and also this apparent, if not infatuation, certainly something of a candle for Vladimir Putin.
That is harder to understand.
Forget from a personal level, but just on a geopolitical strategic level for the president of the United States.
That is harder to understand.
But the idea that the war must end and it must end soon.
and that painful concessions will have to be made, I think you would find that would resonate with quite a lot of Ukrainians, provided they were given some concrete guarantees of their security.
I think I would definitely like to spend more time in Sudan.
I actually traveled there last year to Darfur and ended up getting detained for four days and so was not able to
do the type of reporting that I had hoped to do on the ground.
This is a conflict that is complex on many levels, but the scale of the atrocities that we're seeing and the level of external actors who are involved, particularly the United Arab Emirates,
who are effectively, in a sense, backing the RSF.
And to be clear, you know, without getting into the weeds on this, there are no good guys in Sudan, right?
The good guys arguably were the pro-democracy protesters
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