What are the Strong Sides of Ukraine’s Defence
When Russia launched its invasion, Ukraine faced imbalance of power. What it possessed instead was adaptability.
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Being a Ukrainian soldier - what is it like? - with Vladyslav Urubkov
How is the life of a soldier different from that of a civilian? Which aspects of it are hardest for civilians to understand?
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“Culture Matters, the Book Is Here”: An Interview with the Founder of the “Sens” Bookstores
How one of Kyiv’s most recognizable bookstores operates in wartime.
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Why Europe’s security depends on Ukraine - with Yevhen Hlibovytskyi
A talk on NATO and Ukraine: why Europe hesitates on Russian assets, and whether Ukraine is a provider of security.
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How to rediscover Ukraine: the story of Ukraïner - with Julia Tymoshenko
A talk about “Ukraïner”: a great initiative that has done a great deal to help rediscover Ukraine — both from within and from abroad.
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Ukrainian children, kidnapped and reprogrammed by Russia - with Kateryna Rashevska
A talk on how Russia destroys Ukrainian families, kidnaps Ukrainian children, including those who have parents, and changes their identity.
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Which security guarantees for Ukraine are on the international table?
Western allies are building security guarantees for Ukraine - blending defense pacts and deterrence - while NATO membership remains pending.
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Where Ukrainians get their news in war - with Kostiantyn Kvurt
A talk on news consumption and media literacy in Ukraine, government communication, and Russian information influence.
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In the Face of Cruelty: How Ukrainians Rescue Animals During the War
Despite the challenges of war, Ukrainians do not abandon animals — they rescue pets, often risking their own lives.
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Why Ukraine's Voice Abroad Matters
Ukraine's survival depends not only on strength, but on being seen, heard and believed.
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Memory as Resistance: How Ukraine Remembers
While war rages on, Ukrainians are shaping traditions of remembering their fallen heroes.
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Analysis
November 5, 2025
What are the Strong Sides of Ukraine’s Defence
When Russia launched its invasion, Ukraine faced imbalance of power. What it possessed instead was adaptability.
PODCAST
November 3, 2025
Being a Ukrainian soldier - what is it like? - with Vladyslav Urubkov
How is the life of a soldier different from that of a civilian? Which aspects of it are hardest for civilians to understand?
Stories
October 31, 2025
“Culture Matters, the Book Is Here”: An Interview with the Founder of the “Sens” Bookstores
How one of Kyiv’s most recognizable bookstores operates in wartime.
PODCAST
October 30, 2025
Why Europe’s security depends on Ukraine - with Yevhen Hlibovytskyi
A talk on NATO and Ukraine: why Europe hesitates on Russian assets, and whether Ukraine is a provider of security.
PODCAST
October 28, 2025
How to rediscover Ukraine: the story of Ukraïner - with Julia Tymoshenko
A talk about “Ukraïner”: a great initiative that has done a great deal to help rediscover Ukraine — both from within and from abroad.
Analysis
October 27, 2025
Which security guarantees for Ukraine are on the international table?
Western allies are building security guarantees for Ukraine - blending defense pacts and deterrence - while NATO membership remains pending.
PODCAST
October 27, 2025
Ukrainian children, kidnapped and reprogrammed by Russia - with Kateryna Rashevska
A talk on how Russia destroys Ukrainian families, kidnaps Ukrainian children, including those who have parents, and changes their identity.
PODCAST
October 23, 2025
Where Ukrainians get their news in war - with Kostiantyn Kvurt
A talk on news consumption and media literacy in Ukraine, government communication, and Russian information influence.
VIDEO
October 21, 2025
In the Face of Cruelty: How Ukrainians Rescue Animals During the War
Despite the challenges of war, Ukrainians do not abandon animals — they rescue pets, often risking their own lives.
PODCAST
October 21, 2025
Timothy Snyder on why history matters — and how we get it wrong
A talk about the right and wrong ways to use history, the U.S. response in March 2022, and whether it represented a failure.
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