Michelle Martin

Joining us now to tell us more about this is NPR's Joanna Kakissas, who's in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital. Hello, Joanna. Thanks for joining us once again.

So how will this economic agreement work?

So how will this economic agreement work?

So how will this economic agreement work?

Now, this just all came together just a few hours ago as we are speaking now. But from what you understand, how are Ukrainians reacting to this deal?

Now, this just all came together just a few hours ago as we are speaking now. But from what you understand, how are Ukrainians reacting to this deal?

Now, this just all came together just a few hours ago as we are speaking now. But from what you understand, how are Ukrainians reacting to this deal?

Does this mean that the Trump administration's relationship with Ukraine has improved?

Does this mean that the Trump administration's relationship with Ukraine has improved?

Does this mean that the Trump administration's relationship with Ukraine has improved?

And does this deal address any of those security guarantees?

And does this deal address any of those security guarantees?

And does this deal address any of those security guarantees?

That is NPR's Joanna Kakisis in Kiev. Joanna, thank you.

That is NPR's Joanna Kakisis in Kiev. Joanna, thank you.

That is NPR's Joanna Kakisis in Kiev. Joanna, thank you.

Tensions between India and Pakistan often run hot and cold, and now they're running hot after a militant attack killed 26 people in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Tensions between India and Pakistan often run hot and cold, and now they're running hot after a militant attack killed 26 people in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Tensions between India and Pakistan often run hot and cold, and now they're running hot after a militant attack killed 26 people in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

To explain what's going on, we've called NPR's Dia Hadid. She covers Pakistan and India from her base in Mumbai. Hello, Dia. Thanks for joining us once again.