Gaza conflict and Russian foreign policy

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Gaza conflict and Russian foreign policy

Russian President Vladimir Putin has long seen himself as the strongman of Europe. Violence in the Middle East may present Russia with a unique opportunity to take on a key diplomatic role, even as it prosecutes its war on Ukraine. So could Putin rise to become the global statesman he’s always wanted to be? Guests: Martin Smith Senior Lecturer in Defence and International Affairs at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst Natalie Sabanadze Georgia's Former Ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg and the EU Alexander Titov Lecturer in Modern European History at Queen's University, Belfast