Opinions

The writer and soldier talks about his childhood, the miserable and enfeebled nineties, and one of the main basic needs, the need for safety

The historian talks about myths, traditions, and the germs of future confrontation

The Director of the Frontier Institute on the social contract of dignity, trust, and survival values that extend far beyond the Russo-Ukrainian war

The head of the Center for Civil Liberties on justice, which should not depend on the strength of the Russian regime

A writer and soldier on why russian aggression against Ukraine is not an arthouse drama, but a real tragedy capable of spreading its bacillus all over the European continent

A literary scholar — on the Ukrainian war poetry and how literature can help live through the reality of the present

A Deputy Director of the Ukrainian Institute on occupation, the trauma of Separation, and shifting the paradigm from “ours vs. other” to “ours vs. our other”

A philosopher on the Ukrainian resistance and the search for the antidote to the Russian world of death