Ukraine-Russia War

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On 24 February 2022, Russia began its long-feared invasion of Ukraine. The ensuing war led to thousands of deaths and the displacement of around 8 million Ukrainians within their own country and 8 million more who fled, causing Europe’s largest refugee crisis since World War II. The war has also reopened unhealed geopolitical wounds, which are coming to a head as Russian and Ukrainian leaders receive conflicting aid from the East and West.

Now, one year later, the questions that people are asking are what does the future hold for Europe and the world as a result of this war, and is peace possible? Our faculty and experts provide some elements to consider when seeking to answer that question. 

WAR IN UKRAINE: HOW TO MAKE PEACE ?

PODCAST RECORDED ON 22 FEBRUARY IN COLLABORATION WITH INSIDE GENEVA


It’s been one year since Russia invaded Ukraine. What are the prospects for this conflict? Is there any chance of a negotiated peace agreement? In a special live recording, host Imogen Foulkes is joined by experts in conflict resolution to discuss what a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine might look like, and to find out what could make for successful, sustainable peace. Why do some peace negotiations take years? Why do a few succeed? Why do so many fail? Watch the recording below.

China’s role in the Russia-Ukraine war
War in Ukraine: How to Make Peace?
Invasion of Ukraine one year on: Implications for Global and European Security | Keith Krause, Professor of International Relations/Political Science and Director of CCDP
3 March 2022 | War in Ukraine | *** Please note: This event began with a short video featuring Kofi Annan being interviewed in 2018. The actual event footage starts at 3:05.

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PODCASTS AND VIDEOS
 

30 May - What Matters Today | with Jussi Hanhimäki

30 March - Democracy in Question  | with Shalini Randeria

16 March - Democracy in Question  | with Shalini Randeria


15 March - Matrix Law Pod | With professor Andrew Clapham


16 February - Matrix Law Pod | With professor Andrew Clapham


4 April - RTS Forum | entretien avec la chercheuse Erica Moret


20 March - Geopolitis | avec le professeur Grégoire Mallard

 


18 Mars - entretien avec l'historienne Kathy Rousselet


10 March - RTS 19:30 | avec le professeur Charles Wyplosz


2 March - RTS Infrarouge | avec le professeur Cédric Dupont


28 February - RTS 19:30 | entretien avec le professeur David Sylvan