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Ukranian narratives

Published 27 Feb, 2015 11:28 | Updated 27 Feb, 2015 15:54

Narrative wars: Rarely have two diametrically opposed news narratives been so stark. In the realm of media there are two distinct Ukraines – one hoping for European integration and the other opposing western aggression and hegemony. But in the end, it would appear to be only about Russia.

CrossTalking with Alexander Mercouris, Mark Sleboda, and Jeffrey Tayler.
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