Podcasts

This discussion challenges the narratives imposed by Russia and the Soviet Union, which labeled Ukrainian culture as provincial.

A talk with a prominent Ukrainian diplomat and intellectual on how Ukraine can adapt to the new world that has emerged.

What recurring ideas can be found in Ukrainian philosophy, literature, and historiography?

War photography is not just about capturing destruction — it`s about witnessing history, shaping narratives, and conveying human resilience.

How does Russia use the instrument of violence against civilians in times of war?

Feelings inside and outside Ukraine are different. Outside, most people think Ukraine is doomed. Inside, most believe Ukraine will never give up.

Under what conditions will Europe be able to resist and what should it learn from Ukraine?

A parallel between the Russian war crimes in Syria and Ukraine is that the Russian army has been using violence to intimidate people and impose a tyrannical power.

The Russia-Ukraine War: the technological evolution of warfare, Ukraine’s needs from its partners, and the reasons for Europe’s indecisiveness.

Timothy Snyder on freedom, tyranny, sovereignty, unpredictability, values, and Ukraine - a conversation around his book "On Freedom" in Kyiv.