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BBC OS: 2022/02/07 16:06 GMT: Russia-Ukraine crisis: Macron in Moscow

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2022/02/07 16:06 GMT

2022/02/07 16:06 GMT: Russia-Ukraine crisis: Macron in Moscow

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Macron in Moscow

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Diplomatic efforts continue to ease tensions between the West and Russia over Ukraine

We explain today’s diplomatic efforts to prevent Russia from invading Ukraine. The French president Emmanuel Macron is having talks in Moscow with Vladimir Putin and later Germany’s new chancellor Olaf Scholz will meet President Biden in Washington.

It’s a public holiday in Senegal after their footballers beat Egypt to win the Africa Cup of Nations. We hear from fans celebrating the title. 

We continue our conversations on the Beijing Winter Olympics and bring together three athletes from Ghana, Timor Leste and Puerto Rico who are competing at the Games. 

One of our regular coronavirus health experts, Dr Eleanor Murray  from the Boston University School of Public Health. answers listener’s coronavirus questions. You can send in a question via WhatsApp on +447730 751925

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