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Why Peace in Ukraine Is So Hard

Ia Meurmishviliby Ia Meurmishvili
December 22, 2025
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What would peace in Ukraine really look like? In this interview, John Lough, foreign policy head at NEST, breaks down the state of Ukraine peace talks, Russia’s negotiating position, pressures on the Russian economy, and President Donald Trump’s push to reach a settlement. Lough explains why Russia wants peace on its own terms, why enforcing a ceasefire would be difficult, and what sustained Western coordination could mean for Ukraine’s future security.

Tags: Putin and TrumpTrumpUkraine Peace DealZelenskyy
Ia Meurmishvili

Ia Meurmishvili

Ia Meurmishvili is co-founder, president, CEO, and editor in chief of Independence Avenue Media. Known in her native Georgia as a television anchor, she previously managed Voice of America’s Georgian Service, leading coverage of U.S. foreign policy, NATO, and regional security. She is a frequent guest commentator, conference speaker, and lecturer.  

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