Ukraine marks four years since Russia’s invasion and the UK’s Chagos Island deal faces uncertainty

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  Hello, this is the Globalist, broadcasting to you live from Midori House in London.

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  I'm Georgina Godwin.

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  On the show ahead...

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  This is a setback and a message we didn't want to send today.

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  But the work continues.

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  As we mark the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine,

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  deep divisions still exist within Europe on sanctions packages against Moscow.

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  We'll look back at the conflict so far and forward to what might happen next.

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  Then,

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  the illegal station of the Russian troops on our territory is definitely a source of instability.

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  It's a source of threat that we cannot control.

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  We'll explore the possibility of contagion in the region with the Defence Minister of Moldova.

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  We'll ask

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  if Washington's intervention might kill the deal the UK has reached to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

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  We'll be in Istanbul to look through the front pages and we'll catch up with proceedings at the International Criminal Court as the former leader of the Philippines,

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  Rodrigo Duterte, faces a pre-trial hearing on accusations of crimes against humanity.

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  We'll hear about a new film examining Lebanon's National Archive and we'll end with a round-up of aviation news.

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