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Atlanticist skeptics · 4 of 12 countries
Berlin absorbs the Trump-Putin call while Trump threatens to withdraw American troops from Germany

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Atlanticist skeptics · 4 of 12 countries
Berlin absorbs the Trump-Putin call while Trump threatens to withdraw American troops from Germany
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Atlanticist skeptics · 4 of 12 countries
Ottawa observes the Trump-Putin call through the prism of its own tensions with Washington
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Directly engaged powers · 2 of 12 countries
Washington presents a 90-minute call as a diplomatic breakthrough, with no binding content for Moscow
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Paris registers the alarm signal: peace diplomacy on Ukraine conducted without Europe or Zelensky
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Pragmatic mediators · 3 of 12 countries
New Delhi sees in the Trump-Putin call an opportunity to accelerate an exit from conflict that weighs on its own energy imports
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Rome welcomes any peace signal on Ukraine, caught between NATO obligations and war-weary public opinion
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Pragmatic mediators · 3 of 12 countries
Doha analyzes the Iran-Ukraine linkage in the Trump-Putin call as opportunity for its own regional mediation
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Atlanticist skeptics · 4 of 12 countries
London, which had just tended the Atlantic alliance through Charles III, observes Trump negotiating with Putin the next day
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Directly engaged powers · 2 of 12 countries
Moscow presents Putin as the peacemaker who proposes a ceasefire while Trump validates his approach
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Singapore observes the Trump-Putin call as a test of American capacity to manage multiple wars simultaneously
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Pragmatic mediators · 3 of 12 countries
Ankara sees in the Trump-Putin call a validation of its own mediation strategy between the two sides
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Atlanticist skeptics · 4 of 12 countries
Kyiv receives the May 9 ceasefire offer as a Moscow maneuver, not as a beginning of peace