CrossTalk is a TV debate experience which presents hot-topic discussions on politics, business, newsmakers, global trends, present-day conflicts, and dangers and challenges facing our world. Host Peter Lavelle poses hard, straightforward questions to his guests, and demands concrete answers in response.
Productive, constructive
After almost four years of conflict in Ukraine, some European leaders are beginning to realize a dialogue with Russia might be a good idea. Better late than never. The question is: What can the Europeans say at this point? CrossTalking with James Jatras, Adeyinka Makinde, and Michael Maloof.
CrossTalk Bullhorns: Stealing from taxpayers
Having failed to steal Russia’s sovereign assets, the EU has decided to steal from their own citizens to keep corrupt Ukraine afloat. Also, the collective West can argue all they want about peace plans. Meanwhile, Russia intends to secure its war aims.
CrossTalking with George Szamuely and Mark Sleboda.
Preparing for war
It is unclear what has happened to the Trump peace plan for Ukraine. It seems the Europeans have recast it in their own image. Obviously, Europe wants the war to continue. But why? Is it to bring peace to Ukraine or preparation for an all-out war on Russia? CrossTalking with Guy Mettan, Andrea Lucidi, and Elijah J. Magnier.
Groundhog days
It’s Groundhog Day every day for the Europeans. They say they want peace in Ukraine, but do everything in their power to continue the war and actively prepare for a future conflict against Russia. The Europeans don’t want peace, they want a forever war. CrossTalking with Alex Krainer, Alex Reporterfy, and Rainer Rupp.
CrossTalk Bullhorns: Impossible peace
Why is Trump powerless to compel Kiev and the Europeans if he claims they have no cards to play? Also, NATO throws down the gauntlet. Its secretary-general promises a World War II-style conflict on the European continent.
CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda and George Szamuely.
Failing regime
It’s looking pretty grim for the Kiev regime and its European supporters. The Ukraine Project is a war the West can’t win, can’t end, and can’t afford. CrossTalking with Harrison Berger, Alexandre Guerreiro, and Stevan Gajic.