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Kallas insists Europe gets a say on Ukraine peace

The Financial Express's most-watched new upload brings together Kallas, Sikorski and Sybiha to reject negotiations that bypass Europe and Ukraine.

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2:05Kallas argues that peace terms should require concessions from Russia rather than Ukraine.
4:54Sybiha thanks Poland for air defense support and backing Ukraine's EU accession.
10:14A journalist asks whether Trump's proposed peace agreements could bypass European leaders.
11:09Sikorski says Europe and Ukraine have agency and cannot be excluded from agreements.
12:01Kallas and Sybiha insist that Europe and Ukraine must participate directly in binding agreements.

The Financial Express drew roughly 16.6 million views over seven days, a substantially busier week than the nearby-sized news channels, including SBS News and WSJ News. It also added about 20,000 subscribers, even as its daily viewing pace eased slightly below its usual level.

Across thirty uploads, the strongest new video centers on who gets a seat at peace negotiations. In the Reuters news-conference excerpt, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas argues that Russia, rather than Ukraine, should make concessions. "Putin does not have a veto over European security," she says.

The title puts Kallas's response to Trump front and center, but that question arrives well into the briefing. After statements from Kallas and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, a journalist asks whether a Russia-Ukraine agreement could bypass European leaders. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski rejects that possibility, and Kallas says Europe will not implement an agreement it has not joined.

That upload also has the most momentum among the channel's highlighted videos. Next comes Mark Carney's argument for restoring Canada-US free trade, with American affordability and Trump's veto power central to the discussion. Nithya Raman's Los Angeles victory speech follows, connecting her immigrant experience to promises on housing, homelessness and public safety.

The election aftermath runs through other uploads too: Amy Klobuchar's Minnesota victory speech emphasizes a government audit and household costs, while Chuck Schumer warns Republicans about blocking cost-cutting legislation. For this channel, the week's connecting thread is less the election result itself than what officials say they intend to do with it.

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