Ukrainian Minds in Countries of Asia and Africa: Forgotten Legacies of Knowledge
From aviation schools in Mozambique to botanical taxonomies in North Africa, Ukrainians co-developed science in AALA countries.
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His callsign is Caesar, he’s British, and he fights for Ukraine
A British veteran serving in the Ukrainian army discusses his motivation to defend Ukraine, and the evolution of warfare.
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A Childhood in Wartime: What It Really Looks Like
While most children around the world enjoy life, Ukrainian children are forced to fight for it from childhood.
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Propaganda: shaping narratives in times of war
This episode is a recording of a public event held by Central European University in Vienna.
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How Ukraine turns Russia's strengths into weaknesses: Kyiv's military successes in June
Ukrainian strikes in Russia are legal, strategic and aimed at stopping the war, not prolonging it.
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Nobel-Winning Economist Joseph Stiglitz on the Failures of Neoliberalism and Sanctions Against Russia
Joseph Stiglitz is a world-renowned economist and thinker who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2001.
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How Drones Are Dramatically Changing the War
Nataliya Gumenyuk explains how and why drones have changed the nature of warfare, using the Russia-Ukraine war as an example.
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Look at Georgia to Better Understand Ukraine and Russia
How are the histories of Ukraine and Georgia deeply intertwined—and why are these two countries key to understanding Eastern Europe?
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While Talking Peace, Russia Escalates
Putin claims readiness for peace, but unleashes record drone strikes and brutal frontline attacks instead.
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An Architectural Landmark That Has Been Turned Into a Ruin
The history of the Ascension Church in the village of Lukashivka, Chernihiv Oblast.
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The Geopolitics of Grain: Ukraine’s Role in Global Food Security and the Costs of War
Ukraine resists the weaponization of food by Russia and protects states in Asia, Africa, and Latin America from food insecurity.
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Basics
July 17, 2025
Ukrainian Minds in Countries of Asia and Africa: Forgotten Legacies of Knowledge
From aviation schools in Mozambique to botanical taxonomies in North Africa, Ukrainians co-developed science in AALA countries.
PODCAST
July 15, 2025
His callsign is Caesar, he’s British, and he fights for Ukraine
A British veteran serving in the Ukrainian army discusses his motivation to defend Ukraine, and the evolution of warfare.
VIDEO
July 14, 2025
A Childhood in Wartime: What It Really Looks Like
While most children around the world enjoy life, Ukrainian children are forced to fight for it from childhood.
Analysis
July 9, 2025
How Ukraine turns Russia's strengths into weaknesses: Kyiv's military successes in June
Ukrainian strikes in Russia are legal, strategic and aimed at stopping the war, not prolonging it.
PODCAST
July 9, 2025
Propaganda: shaping narratives in times of war
This episode is a recording of a public event held by Central European University in Vienna.
PODCAST
July 7, 2025
Nobel-Winning Economist Joseph Stiglitz on the Failures of Neoliberalism and Sanctions Against Russia
Joseph Stiglitz is a world-renowned economist and thinker who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2001.
PODCAST
July 4, 2025
How Drones Are Dramatically Changing the War
Nataliya Gumenyuk explains how and why drones have changed the nature of warfare, using the Russia-Ukraine war as an example.
PODCAST
July 3, 2025
Look at Georgia to Better Understand Ukraine and Russia
How are the histories of Ukraine and Georgia deeply intertwined—and why are these two countries key to understanding Eastern Europe?
Analysis
July 1, 2025
While Talking Peace, Russia Escalates
Putin claims readiness for peace, but unleashes record drone strikes and brutal frontline attacks instead.
VIDEO
June 30, 2025
An Architectural Landmark That Has Been Turned Into a Ruin
The history of the Ascension Church in the village of Lukashivka, Chernihiv Oblast.
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