Podcasts

How do the experiences of communism in Greece and Ukraine differ, and what key similarities does Chomenidis identify between Greeks and Ukrainians?

How many foreign soldiers are estimated to have fought for Ukraine, and why is it so difficult to get exact figures?

On March 16, 2022, the Russian army committed one of the gravest war crimes of its invasion of Ukraine — dropping air bombs on the Mariupol Drama Theatre.

The Russian army is hunting people in Kherson. It is estimated that 700 Russian drones attack the Kherson Oblast every day.

Ukraine has won a vast amount of time for Europe, at the tremendous cost of human lives and occupied territories. But is Europe using this time properly?

An episode on Ukraine-Europe wartime innovation partnership, Russia’s sub-threshold warfare against NATO and why ignoring hybrid attacks won’t deter it.

Julian Evans on Odesa’s diverse heritage, its multi-ethnic soul, and its new Ukrainian identity in the Explaining Ukraine podcast.

A talk from frontline Kharkiv on Europe’s security, Ukraine’s role as a rising power, and why supporting Ukraine is vital for the continent.

A talk on collective memory, the aspiration for freedom, and the growing solidarity between communities that have endured oppression.

A talk explores the "human spirit radar" of the Ukrainian resistance and how the unscripted choices of ordinary people transformed a nation into a shield for European...