00:00 - Intro 00:24 - How did you make a decision about hosting Ukrainian civil society here, in the comittee? What was your opinion about helping Ukrainians from the start of the war? 02:58 - Do you see Ukraine as a member of the #EU? How is the EECS responding to this topic? 03:57 - Do you feel any intensifications of support of Ukrainian civil society? 04:38 - How do European Institutions help Ukrainian people in Brussels? What is the main idea of this help? 06:27 - What is the future of the resolutions in support of Ukraine that were adopted last year? Does it also involve blocked Russian ..read more

00:00 - Intro 00:24 - How did you make a decision about hosting Ukrainian civil society here, in the comittee? What was your opinion about helping Ukrainians from the start of the war? 02:58 - Do you see Ukraine as a member of the #EU? How is the EECS responding to this topic? 03:57 - Do you feel any intensifications of support of Ukrainian civil society? 04:38 - How do European Institutions help Ukrainian people in Brussels? What is the main idea of this help? 06:27 - What is the future of the resolutions in support of Ukraine that were adopted last year? Does it also involve blocked Russian ..read more

00:00 - Introduction of the guest Georges Dallemagne, Belgian politician, doctor and writer. 00:34 - Discussion of Georges’ connection with Ukraine and his role in leading the inter-parliamentary group on Ukraine and Belgium. 02:20 - Georges talks about his experience working with Doctors Without Borders and how it taught him to take authoritarian regimes seriously. He believes that people should grow up and learn from history. 03:42 - Georges recalls his trip to Ukraine in March 2022 and that he has been to Ukraine four times already. 04:15 - Georges talks about how the war in Ukraine is a 19 ..read more

01:06 - 02:45 : Petras discusses Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. He suggest that Russia's involvement in various acts of terrorism around the world should be acknowledged and condemned by the international community. 03:20 - 04:04 : The importance of a fair process is emphasized. 04:04 - 05:28 : Petras calls for closer attention to Ukraine and for more contact with Ukrainian authorities. 05:28 - 08:11 : Petras suggests that higher restrictions and sanctions should be imposed on Russia, but with a focus on quality rather than quantity. He argue that targeted sanctions that hurt Russia's ..read more

In today's episode, we will talk about the role of the EU during the Euromaidan Revolution, about the attribution of the war only to Putin or to Russians in general, and about designating Russia as a terrorist state ..read more

With Vice President of the European Commission Dubravka Šuica, we begin our discussion by acknowledging that democracy cannot be taken for granted and why it is essential to protect it. Marta Barandiy: Vice President Šuica, we are delighted that you are hosting us here and starting our podcast series: Unlock Ukraine. This is very symbolic for us because, you know, Ukrainians defend democracy today, and you are the one who defends democracy in the EU, being vice president of the European Commission, who is responsible for defending democracy. How do you feel about this particular mission, seein ..read more

Welcome to Unlock Ukraine, a podcast where we explore the cultural, historical and political aspects of Europe. In each issue, we send you on a journey through various facts, stories, insiders, points of view of our guests. With us today, Marta Barandiy is the founder and head of the organization Promote Ukraine. Today's release: 00:00 Who is Marta Barandiy 02:50 Station Europe by EP 04:50 PU activities 08:09 Impact of PU 09:22 PU awards 11:14 What is unlock Ukraine podcast for 13:34 PU collaboration partners 14:44 PU as messenger 15:41 PU journal « Brussels Ukraina Review » 18:01 Start of Rus ..read more

Roman Sushenko - Why is Ukraine resisting so well to the full-scale Russian invasion, despite the several different strategy scenarios ..read more

According to Yehor Brailian, a Ukraine NATO membership could be considered to fight against russian imperialism, because the Kremlin organized a full-scale invasion against Ukraine ..read more

(According to Georges d’Allemagne) First of all, creating a political community is not an option furing these times and would consume too mich time and energy, when the EU needs to act fast regarding Ukraine. In addition, not granting canfidate status would have despaired Ukrainians and most likely have a negative impact kn the income of the war with Russia ..read more