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    Zelensky 'survived five assassination attempts' & Aliona Hlivco on participating in Euromaidan, 10 years on

    enNovember 21, 2023

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    • Mint Mobile lowers prices while geopolitical tensions rise in UkraineWireless company Mint Mobile defies industry trend by lowering prices, while Ukraine faces military conflict and geopolitical tensions, with US providing military aid and Russia building up missile stockpiles, and Osea offers discount on skincare product

      Mint Mobile, a wireless company, is going against industry trends by lowering its prices instead of raising them. Meanwhile, in the news, the situation in Ukraine remains tense with ongoing military conflict and geopolitical tensions. The US is providing military aid to Ukraine, including missiles and ammunition, to support their defense against Russian aggression. Russia has been building up its stockpile of cruise missiles, which they are likely to use in a winter campaign against Ukrainian infrastructure. In the meantime, Ukrainian forces have been attempting to establish new footholds on the left bank of the Dnieper River, which have been met with resistance from Russian forces. On a different note, Osea, a skincare brand, is offering a discount on its Mega Moisture Duo, which promises to nourish and give a glow to the skin.

    • Reports of Ukrainian military progress clash with claims of heavy casualtiesDespite conflicting reports, the situation along the Dnieper River in Ukraine remains complex with both sides making gains and suffering losses.

      The situation along the Dnieper River in Ukraine is complex and conflicting reports are emerging from various sources. While Russian military analyst Emory claims that Ukrainian forces are suffering heavy casualties and failing to carry out amphibious landings on the left bank, the Institute for the Study of War and Russian Milblog community report that Ukrainian forces have continued their operations and have even advanced in certain areas. Additionally, there are conflicting reports about the use of thermobaric artillery systems by both sides. The anniversary of the Maidan protests in Ukraine is being marked by President Zelensky and other European leaders, emphasizing the importance of Ukraine's European future and unity among European nations.

    • Ukraine's Western Allies Show Support Amid Complex Geopolitical DynamicsHigh-profile visits from US and Germany signal growing support for Ukraine's EU accession, but Russia's aggression and misinformation complicate the situation. Zelensky calls for media coverage and accurate info in the face of hybrid war, while Russia engages in naval exercises and Nord Stream tensions.

      The ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to shape geopolitical dynamics in Europe and beyond. The visit of high-profile attendees like Lloyd Austin and Boris Pistorius to Kyiv symbolizes the growing support for Ukraine's accession to the EU and the solidarity of its Western allies. However, Russia's maximalist aims and continued aggression against Ukraine underscore the complexity and danger of the situation. Zelensky's pleas for media coverage and countering Russian misinformation highlight the importance of accurate information in the face of a hybrid war. Meanwhile, Russia's naval exercises with India and the ongoing Nord Stream saga demonstrate Moscow's efforts to expand its influence and assert its power in various regions. Overall, the situation in Ukraine remains a significant and evolving geopolitical challenge.

    • Maidan Protests 10-year anniversary and Nord Stream pipeline attacksThe Maidan protests marked a turning point in Ukrainian history, leading to hundreds of deaths and ongoing Russian condemnation. The Nord Stream pipeline attacks investigation continues, with international scrutiny.

      The investigation into the Nord Stream pipeline attacks is ongoing, and the international community, including the UN Security Council, is closely watching for the results. Meanwhile, the 10-year anniversary of the Maidan protests in Ukraine brings back memories of the fight for democracy and the disappointment of Ukraine's European future. The protests, which were initially sparked by election fraud, were met with violence from Ukrainian security forces, leading to hundreds of deaths. The Kremlin has long condemned the protests as a foreign-sponsored coup, but Ukrainians see it as a turning point in their country's history. Despite the passage of time, many Ukrainians still feel a lack of hope for their future and the fulfillment of their European aspirations.

    • Protests for European integration turn into a national unity movementUkrainians came together in massive protests, fueled by determination to stand up for their rights and sovereignty, despite violence and personal sacrifices.

      The Maidan protests in Ukraine, which began as a peaceful demonstration for European integration, turned into a national unity movement when the government's refusal to sign an EU association agreement led to violent clashes with police. The protests continued for months, with tens of thousands of Ukrainians gathering in Kyiv despite the freezing temperatures and personal sacrifices. The turning point came when police used excessive force against students, leading to the first bloodshed on Maidan. This tragedy galvanized the Ukrainian people and brought them together in their determination to stand up for their rights and sovereignty. Despite the uncertainty and despair, the protests continued, fueled by a sense of unity and a clear message to the leaders of the revolution. The involvement of foreign officials, including Senator John McCain and Victoria Nuland, provided moral support and diplomatic pressure on the Ukrainian government but did not significantly influence the outcome of the protests. Ultimately, the Maidan protests represented a defining moment in Ukrainian history, a testament to the power of the people to bring about change and to unite in the face of adversity.

    • Ukraine's Fight for Independence: From Political Infighting to LiberationUkraine's independence struggle, sparked by Maidan protests in 2014, was initially self-funded and led by volunteers. The narrative has shifted from political conflict to liberation against Imperial Russia. Yanukovych's order to shoot peaceful civilians led to his illegitimacy and Germany's continued military aid to Ukraine.

      The Ukrainian fight for independence, which began during the Maidan protests in 2014, was primarily self-financed, with volunteers from the protests moving to Donbas to defend their land. The narrative around this conflict has changed from being seen as political infighting to a liberation fight against Imperial Russia. Yanukovych, who was democratically elected as president but gave orders to shoot peaceful civilians during the protests, was declared an illegitimate president by the Ukrainian parliament due to this action. Germany, as the second largest provider of military aid to Ukraine after the US, continues to support Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia.

    • US sanctions Russian officers for war crimes in UkraineThe US is taking steps towards accountability for war crimes in Ukraine by sanctioning two Russian officers, but the practical reality of peace deals may require their relief from responsibilities. Ukraine remains dedicated to remembering and honoring its victims, with ongoing investigations into Maidan protests war crimes.

      The ongoing investigation and accountability for war crimes committed during the Russia-Ukraine conflict are crucial, even amidst the ongoing conflict and international tensions. The US has taken a step towards this by sanctioning two Russian officers involved in the killing of civilians in Bucha and Andrivka. However, the practical reality of any peace deal may require these individuals to be relieved of their responsibilities. The investigation into war crimes committed during the Maidan protests is also ongoing, showcasing the dedication of Ukraine to remember and honor its victims. Despite the exhaustion and sadness felt by the Ukrainian people, they remain hopeful that the darkest times will end in dawn. It's essential for the international community to continue supporting Ukraine in its pursuit of justice and peace.

    • Impact of the Invasion on Ukraine's Scientific CommunityDespite challenges like lack of funding, infrastructure damage, and remaining in a war zone, over 90% of Ukrainian scientists remain in the country, with only a small percentage receiving grants.

      The full-scale invasion of Ukraine has significantly impacted the country's scientific community, with many scientists remaining in the country despite challenges and a decrease in funding and infrastructure. According to Kirillow Beskrovaiany, cofounder of Ukrainian Popular Science Media called Kunst and the initiative Science at Risk, around 90% of scientists are currently in Ukraine, but only 3-5% receive funding for grant applications. Yuri Chlomka, a doctor of chemistry and professor of chemistry at the Chernihtsi National University, added that the destruction of infrastructure, such as damaged labs and universities, has made it difficult for scientists to function as usual. Despite these challenges, Kirillow encourages Ukrainian scientists to stay strong and remain hopeful, as help and support will inevitably come. The conversation also touched on the decrease in the number of scientists in Ukraine since independence, with only 52,400 scientists in the country in 2022.

    • Impact of war on Ukrainian scientific communityThe ongoing conflict in Ukraine disrupts scientific research through infrastructure damage, power outages, and stress on scientists and their families.

      The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has significantly impacted the scientific community, causing destruction of infrastructure, electricity failures, constant alerts, and stress for scientists and their families. This has led to difficulties in conducting research, managing collaborations, and even losing valuable collections due to power outages. Stories of completely destroyed museums and botanical gardens, where collections were looted or unable to be preserved due to lack of power, are heartbreaking. These challenges not only affect the scientists but also add stress to their families and loved ones who are often directly affected by the war. Despite these challenges, scientists continue to persevere and collaborate, but the uncertainty and difficulty of planning and managing research make it a complex and ongoing struggle.

    • Destruction of scientific infrastructure and cultural institutions during war timesThe loss of scientific infrastructure and cultural institutions during war times disrupts current research and education and hinders future economic and scientific development.

      The destruction of scientific infrastructure and cultural institutions during war times, such as libraries, has far-reaching consequences. It not only disrupts current research and education but also hinders future economic and scientific development. The ongoing war in Ukraine has resulted in the loss of a significant portion of the country's infrastructure, including scientific institutions and libraries. Despite the challenges, people and institutions are finding ways to adapt, such as purchasing generators, batteries, and optical fiber Internet. However, the loss of irreplaceable artifacts and books is a sad reminder of the importance of preserving our cultural heritage. As scientists and educators, the destruction of these institutions is particularly disheartening, as it hinders progress and the development of the next generation of scientists.

    • Impact of War on Ukrainian Science and Natural HeritageThe war in Ukraine has led to damage of scientific research and natural heritage. The Science at Risk initiative aims to preserve, communicate, and restore scientific work and research facilities, while citizen science is used to document ecological crimes and analyze data.

      The war in Ukraine has caused significant damage not only to physical infrastructure and human lives, but also to scientific research and natural heritage. During the blackouts, people turned to paper books as a source of light and knowledge. The Science at Risk initiative was launched to help Ukrainian scientists preserve, communicate, and restore their work amidst the invasion. The initiative received grants and hired scientists to write white papers on the impact of the war on science and publish them on their platform. The groups are focusing on preserving scientific data, communicating research findings, and restoring damaged research facilities. Citizen science is also being used to document ecological crimes and analyze the data for scientific purposes. The loss of natural heritage and the inability to study it is another significant impact of the war. Overall, the war in Ukraine has had far-reaching consequences beyond the physical destruction, affecting the scientific community and natural world.

    • Connecting the world with Ukrainian scientistsThe Science at Trace project aims to reunite Ukrainian scientists within and outside the country, tap into their untapped potential, and contribute to the growth of science in Ukraine despite challenges

      The Science at Trace project aims to connect the world with Ukrainian scientists by creating two databases of proficient English-speaking experts in various scientific spheres. This platform can be utilized by journalists, researchers, or anyone seeking collaboration, and currently has over 100 scientists with more being added. Yuri, one of the project initiators, emphasizes the importance of this initiative to reunite Ukrainian scientists, both those within the country and those who have left, in response to the invasion. The project also aims to bring back scientists who have left Ukraine and encourage them to continue their scientific careers. With a high demand for quality applications in international funding and a large untapped potential in the Ukrainian scientific community, the Science at Trace project could significantly contribute to the growth and flourishing of science in Ukraine despite the challenges it faces. Additionally, the project offers a platform for sharing experiences and lessons learned from previous conflicts and failures in preserving scientific institutions during times of crisis.

    • Recognizing the Importance of Ukrainian ScienceUkrainian science is valuable and overlooked, particularly in natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. International collaborations and recognition can help Ukrainian scholars continue their research and thrive.

      Collaborations are crucial for the advancement of Ukrainian science despite the ongoing conflict and infrastructure damage. Ukrainian scientists possess valuable knowledge and skills, and international partnerships can help them continue their research. The importance of Ukrainian science, particularly in the fields of natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities, is often overlooked and needs to be recognized. Ukrainian scholars and researchers in these areas have much to offer, but their contributions are often overshadowed by Russia's influence and Ukraine's lack of promotion. Additionally, having a strong sense of hope and support from the international community is essential for Ukrainian scientists to thrive and be discovered. The Science at Risk project aims to facilitate these collaborations and promote the recognition of Ukrainian science on the global stage.

    • Safe spaces for fossil scientists during conflictEstablishing temporary centers for fossil scientists in conflict areas can reduce their suffering and seek funding to help in a positive way.

      During times of war and disaster, having safe and productive spaces for affected individuals to temporarily relocate and work can significantly reduce their suffering. The speakers in this discussion are considering establishing such centers, specifically for fossil scientists in need, in areas affected by conflict. They also plan to seek funding and share their experiences to help in a positive way. The importance of this initiative comes from the speakers' personal understanding of the hardships caused by war and disaster. For more Ukraine news and analysis, listeners can subscribe to the Telegraph's podcast, "Ukraine the latest," and follow their live blog on their website. Shopify, a global commerce platform, is mentioned as a resource for businesses looking to grow and sell effectively.

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    https://scarboroughfair.uk/performances/ukraine-the-latest-live/


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    David Knowles (Host). @DJKnowles on X

    Dom Nicholls (Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on X.

    Joe Barnes (Brussels Correspondant). @Barnes_Joe on X.



    Hear 'Ukraine: The Latest' Live at the Chalke Valley History Festival:

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    https://programme.chalkefestival.com/talks-and-addons?date=2024-06-27


    Hear 'Ukraine: The Latest' live from Scarborough

    https://scarboroughfair.uk/performances/ukraine-the-latest-live/



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    Ukraine: The Latest
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    Guest: Jack Nicas, the Brazil bureau chief for The New York Times.

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    Ukraine destroys Russian barracks with deadly HIMARS attack & predictions for 2023

    Ukraine destroys Russian barracks with deadly HIMARS attack & predictions for 2023

    Day 314. 

    Today, we discuss Moscow’s reaction following Ukraine’s deadly New Year’s Eve HIMARS attack which battered a temporary deployment base in the town of Makiivka, killing at least 63. Plus, we consider the state of geopolitics as 2023 begins.

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    E72: Impact of sanctions, deglobalization, food shortage risks, macroeconomic outlook and more

    E72: Impact of sanctions, deglobalization, food shortage risks, macroeconomic outlook and more
    0:00 Jason's new "family office" and Sacks' new strategy

    2:39 Understanding where all sides stand in the Russia/Ukraine War three weeks in

    15:21 Sanctions risking a major food shortage: possible solutions, how we got here, creating distributed manufacturing and supply chains, capitalist incentives flipping

    34:59 Breaking down the second- and third-order effects of the massive sanctions on Russia; best case/worst case outcomes for this new form of economic warfare, deglobalization

    49:26 US economy big picture outlook: inflation, rising rates, decreasing uncertainty potentially a bullish sign in public markets; how that flows to private markets

    1:02:06 Rewriting foreign policy playbooks

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