The Pressure Is On: Biden Has a Year To Pull Out a Success in Ukraine

Everyone knows that a reasonable compromise is hovering over the war between Ukraine and Russia, so why are there no negotiations?

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President Zelensky and President Biden at the White House, September 21, 2023. Drew Angerer/Getty Images

Some commentators have accused President Biden of invoking “the lessons of Munich,” in reference to the Ukraine War, and particularly of citing those lessons erroneously in his address to the United Nations last week. Meticulous scrutiny of his text discloses no reference to Munich or to the practice of “appeasement” in international relations.

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