133: Reflections on a Protest Movement
We spoke with community member Roma, a daily participant in the protest movement against the sacking of former Defence Minister Fedorov. He explains the protesters' day-to-day activities, how the move...
23 Aug 1h 18min
132: The War of Economic Resilience
Both Russia and Ukraine have taken direct damage to their economic infrastructure. Ukraine has been dismantling the Russian Wildberries e-commerce company while continuing the bombing of oil and gas r...
15 Aug 1h 32min
131: Protests Succeed in Replacing Commander-in-Chief
Following the sacking of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov due to his conflicts with Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, Ukrainian civil society began daily protests across many cities. The crisis b...
21 Jul 1h 53min
130: Ukraine and Poland Conflict over History
Ukrainian-Polish relations are in crisis following a high-level falling out over the question of historical memory of World War II and the extreme ethnic violence of the time. This began as a question...
8 Jul 2h 23min
129: The Rocky Road to Brussels
In this episode: Russia attacks Kyiv's most important cathedralAttacks on Moscow and occupied Crimea drive fuel shortagesBelarus backs downScandal from the "Skelya" assault regimentMilitary reforms me...
29 Jun 1h 42min
128: The Theatrics of "Retaliation"
In this episode: Russian attack damages or destroys multiple Kyiv cultural institutionsRussia claims it will "retaliate" for a strike on a Luhansk college. They claim foreigners must leave Kyiv for sa...
27 Mai 1h 4min
127: "Yellow Ribbon" Partisan Movement under Investigation
In this episode:A critical investigation into a Ukrainian partisan movementCatching up with post-election HungaryUkraine's outreach to the Arab world during the Iran warScandal over Israel importing g...
17 Mai 1h 35min
