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What did the Trump–Putin summit in Alaska really achieve — and what comes next for Ukraine? Former U.S. diplomat Michael Carpenter breaks it down. Then, two Canadian defence experts weigh in on whether Canada can cut its reliance on U.S. military equipment. Also on the show, Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan talks about Canada’s role in any Ukraine ceasefire. Finally, researcher Alicia Wanless on why democracies may need to look to history to fight today’s disinformation.
00:00 – What happened in Alaska?
11:10 – Canada’s defence reliance
25:36 – Canada’s military role
36:47 – Disinformation and how democracies should fight for truth

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