Frozen Conflict Is Not Peace — Just a Trap
Russia uses frozen conflicts to destabilise and control. Ukraine must not be next.
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Rethinking the 20th-century intellectual legacy - with David Rieff
David Rieff explores which 20th-century ideas remain relevant and reflects on key figures like Susan Sontag, Emil Cioran and Roland Barthes.
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"Referendums" at Gunpoint Have No Legal Force
Russia's referendums in occupied territories of Ukraine are illegal and have no legal standing.
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How Hetman Mazepa Became a Global Cultural Figure
Ivan Mazepa is an important figure in Ukrainian history who is globally recognized. What attracts foreigners to Mazepa?
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Poetry Born in Trenches: the Story of Ukrainian Writer and Servicemen Artur Dron
A talk on a new language of poetry, relationships during the war, and adaptation between the military and civilian worlds.
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Balancing Tradition and Modernity: The Place of Ukrainian Philosophy in Global Discourse
The Ukrainian philosophical tradition has deep historical roots and influence on global intellectual thought.
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The Ukrainian Sixties: A Cultural Renaissance Behind the Iron Curtain
Forbidden books, secret translations of Western authors and a thirst for freedom — learn how Ukrainian artists reconnected with European cul...
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Ukraine's Architectural Heritage: A Story of European Collaboration
Gothic churches, Renaissance houses, Baroque cathedrals — discover how Ukraine's cities reflect centuries of European architectural dialogue...
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The global dimension of Ukrainian culture
This discussion challenges the narratives imposed by Russia and the Soviet Union, which labeled Ukrainian culture as provincial.
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How Ukraine can survive in the world today - with Dmytro Kuleba
A talk with a prominent Ukrainian diplomat and intellectual on how Ukraine can adapt to the new world that has emerged.
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Ukrainian intellectual tradition: key traits
What recurring ideas can be found in Ukrainian philosophy, literature, and historiography?
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Can Ukraine Survive Without the US Military Aid?
US military aid halt sparked controversy, but was anticipated, experts say.
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The Silent Invasion: Unpacking Russia's Decades-Long Agent Network Buildup in Ukraine
Since gaining independence, Ukraine has faced active attempts by Russia to create agent networks in various spheres of society.
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Looking at war through photography - with Jérôme Barbosa
War photography is not just about capturing destruction — it`s about witnessing history, shaping narratives, and conveying human resilience.
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Russians make ordinary people suffer - with Catriona Murdoch
How does Russia use the instrument of violence against civilians in times of war?
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Analysis
March 25, 2025
Frozen Conflict Is Not Peace — Just a Trap
Russia uses frozen conflicts to destabilise and control. Ukraine must not be next.
PODCAST
March 24, 2025
Rethinking the 20th-century intellectual legacy - with David Rieff
David Rieff explores which 20th-century ideas remain relevant and reflects on key figures like Susan Sontag, Emil Cioran and Roland Barthes.
Analysis
March 23, 2025
"Referendums" at Gunpoint Have No Legal Force
Russia's referendums in occupied territories of Ukraine are illegal and have no legal standing.
Stories
March 21, 2025
Poetry Born in Trenches: the Story of Ukrainian Writer and Servicemen Artur Dron
A talk on a new language of poetry, relationships during the war, and adaptation between the military and civilian worlds.
PODCAST
March 21, 2025
How Hetman Mazepa Became a Global Cultural Figure
Ivan Mazepa is an important figure in Ukrainian history who is globally recognized. What attracts foreigners to Mazepa?
Basics
March 20, 2025
Balancing Tradition and Modernity: The Place of Ukrainian Philosophy in Global Discourse
The Ukrainian philosophical tradition has deep historical roots and influence on global intellectual thought.
Basics
March 20, 2025
The Ukrainian Sixties: A Cultural Renaissance Behind the Iron Curtain
Forbidden books, secret translations of Western authors and a thirst for freedom — learn how Ukrainian artists reconnected with European culture despite the barriers.
Basics
March 18, 2025
Ukraine's Architectural Heritage: A Story of European Collaboration
Gothic churches, Renaissance houses, Baroque cathedrals — discover how Ukraine's cities reflect centuries of European architectural dialogue.
PODCAST
March 17, 2025
The global dimension of Ukrainian culture
This discussion challenges the narratives imposed by Russia and the Soviet Union, which labeled Ukrainian culture as provincial.
PODCAST
March 14, 2025
How Ukraine can survive in the world today - with Dmytro Kuleba
A talk with a prominent Ukrainian diplomat and intellectual on how Ukraine can adapt to the new world that has emerged.
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