Political analyst says Europe's missing out on vital Ukraine negotiations 'their own fault'

In the latest episode of the "Shall We Talk?" podcast, journalist Hamid Hamidov interviewed political analyst Oqtay Sadikhzada, who shared his insights on a range of important topics.

According to Report, the discussion centered on the current situation in Ukraine, the US demand for elections to be held in the country, and various potential outcomes of such elections.

Sadikhzada highlighted the declining authority of the European Union, pointing out its absence from the negotiations aimed at resolving the Ukrainian crisis.

"It's all Europe's fault. Its failed immigration, tax, and demographic policies have led to its absence from the negotiation table," he stated.

The political analyst also shared his perspective on the frontline situation in Ukraine, the potential for conflict resolution, and the broader geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East.

Sadikhzada also addressed the political ambitions of US President Donald Trump, including his desire to annex Canada and Greenland. According to Sadikhzada, Trump "has already achieved certain successes" in his foreign policy.

Another important part of the conversation focused on Azerbaijan-Russia relations, especially following the AZAL airplane crash, and the evolving dynamics in the South Caucasus region.