My central point is that concessions from S have to precede the abandonment of binding red lines. In your scenario, that's still true. So it rather supports my analysis.

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Also not seeing offers from S as central. Given that S finds itself between V and C on the thorniest issues, the key question is whether there is a compromise that both those two parties can accept; S will accept any such compromise to avoid striking out.

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Both you and Mohlin seem to operate on the model of a final choice point prior to the fourth and final parliamentary vote on a new government. I’m not seeing an agreement on a government before extensive negotiations among the parties, concerning both political content and cabinet positions.

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If you’re reading this from a peaceful country tonight, enjoy that peace. And please remember the Ukrainians who are still fighting for theirs💙💛 #ukraine #ukrainian #ukrainians #ukrainiangirl #war

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