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Finland's president and Norway's prime minister's call to Putin is linked to Europeans' fears of a lack of work, says Andrey Sidorov, an associate professor at Moscow State University's history faculty. To learn more about why Europe called Putin, what is behind this call and how the division in the West affects Ukraine, watch our video.

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Finland's president and Norway's prime minister's call to Putin is linked to Europeans' fears of a lack of work, says Andrey Sidorov, an associate professor at Moscow State University's history faculty. To learn more about why Europe called Putin, what is behind this call and how the division in the West affects Ukraine, watch our video.

Finland's president and Norway's prime minister's call to Putin is linked to Europeans' fears of a lack of work, says Andrey Sidorov, an associate professor at Moscow State University's history faculty. To learn more about why Europe called Putin, what is behind this call and how the division in the West affects Ukraine, watch our video.

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