Two years after the occupation of Crimea, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine remains unresolved. Millions of internally displaced persons, deepening humanitarian crisis in Eastern Ukraine, continued “hybrid” warfare, multiple economic and social hardships – these are just few of the consequences of this frozen, festering conflict. On the eve of the 30th anniversary of Chornobyl, it is vitally important to consider the current situation from multiple perspectives, to pre vent it from reaching similar catastrophic proportions.
Panelists:Olena Nikolayenko, Fordham UniversityAdrian Karatnycky, Atlantic CouncilNatalia Arno, Free Russia Foundation (FRF)
Moderator:Mary Holland, Director of the Graduate Lawyering Program, NYU School of Law
WhenMonday, April …read more
Source: VOLYA Institute
