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Contents Ukraine’s unfinished story 7 Nowhere to hurry? infrastructure, is extremely important in the strategic economic and energy security contexts of life in Europe. Victoria Guerra The low rates of immunisation against COVID-19 in Ukraine can be explained by certain errors in the organisation of the process and the chaos on the ground. However, the main problem remains a lack of vaccine supplies. 47 Odesa’s growing mismanagement Maxym Przybyszewski Opinion and Analysis 62 How should the EU deal with Russia 14 Uncovering the paradoxes of values in Ukrainian Society Anna Osypchuk This past February was seven years since the climax of the Maidan and the sniper shootings. From today’s perspective those events are intrinsically connected to the attempted annexation of Crimea by Russia and its aggression in eastern Ukraine. after Navalny’s poisoning? Alexandra Dienes Steps towards the managing the European Union’s relations with Russia needs a long-term perspective and a corresponding political dynamic that requires audacity. 69 Streamlining soft power Miłosz J. Zieliński 19 Invisible no more Guillaume Ptak Over the past seven years the number of servicewomen in the Ukrainian armed forces has more than doubled. 24 The minister of everything Kateryna Pryshchepa Arsen Avakov, Ukraine’s minister of internal affairs, is the longest serving minister in the country’s history. 31 The silent Russian colonisation of Crimea Olena Yermakova 36 Ukraine’s public diplomacy enters a new phase Nadiia Bureiko 42 Nord Stream 2. Strictly business or wider threat? Mykola Voytiv The role of the Ukrainian system, in the functioning of the pan-European gas transit 75 Hungary’s friends in need Dominik Héjj 82 Crisis like a dream Wojciech Wojtasiewicz Georgia has been trapped in a political, economic and social black hole. It is affected by crisis after crisis. 90 A fortress of human rights Adam Chmielewski Europe will either be united or not. It cannot be ruled out that an unforeseen event may lead to the disintegration of the EU. But it can also not be ruled out that an unforeseen event will cement it. Interviews 101 Turkey’s original sin A conversation with Candan Badem
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Art, Culture and Society 106 Lennart Meri. Statesman and prophet Grzegorz Kozłowski 113 The mutilated world Jacek Hajduk In Paris Adam Zagajewski, one of Poland’s most distinguished contemporary poets, penned many of his most important works, including the poem To go to Lvov. History and Memory 119 The Holocaust in Romania turns 80, with antisemitism back in political vogue David M. Shoup Tackling prejudice. Stories from the Solidarity Academy 126 How Ukrainian female drug users are fighting against stigma and abuse Vladyslav Kudryk 130 Make yourself at home Joanna Urbańska 135 Billboards, bureaucracy, Budapest. Foreign students in the Hungarian capital Márton Munding 141 Job market for people with disabilities in Poland Katarzyna Rodacka 148 The care crisis An interview with Kinga Milánkovics Eastern Café 162 How powerful is Russia? Jakub Bornio 169 Fear as essential Anna Efimova 174 A book prematurely born Ewa Thompson 178 Remembrance, history, and justice Juho Nikko All Quiet on the Eastern Flank? 184 Stability but for how long Jurgis Vedrickas 189 Minimising the threat from the East Kalev Stoicescu 193 Is NATO’s 360-degree approach enough to keep focus on the Eastern flank? Wojciech Michnik 198 The other great power threat. China as a new challenge for NATO’s Eastern flank Ivana Karásková 202 Regional security from Ukraine’s perspective. A focus on NATO Maksym Khylko

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Contents Ukraine’s unfinished story

7 Nowhere to hurry?

infrastructure, is extremely important in the strategic economic and energy security contexts of life in Europe.

Victoria Guerra The low rates of immunisation against COVID-19 in Ukraine can be explained by certain errors in the organisation of the process and the chaos on the ground. However, the main problem remains a lack of vaccine supplies.

47 Odesa’s growing mismanagement

Maxym Przybyszewski

Opinion and Analysis

62 How should the EU deal with Russia

14 Uncovering the paradoxes of values in Ukrainian Society Anna Osypchuk This past February was seven years since the climax of the Maidan and the sniper shootings. From today’s perspective those events are intrinsically connected to the attempted annexation of Crimea by Russia and its aggression in eastern Ukraine.

after Navalny’s poisoning? Alexandra Dienes Steps towards the managing the European Union’s relations with Russia needs a long-term perspective and a corresponding political dynamic that requires audacity.

69 Streamlining soft power

Miłosz J. Zieliński

19 Invisible no more

Guillaume Ptak Over the past seven years the number of servicewomen in the Ukrainian armed forces has more than doubled.

24 The minister of everything

Kateryna Pryshchepa Arsen Avakov, Ukraine’s minister of internal affairs, is the longest serving minister in the country’s history.

31 The silent Russian colonisation of Crimea Olena Yermakova

36 Ukraine’s public diplomacy enters a new phase Nadiia Bureiko

42 Nord Stream 2. Strictly business or wider threat? Mykola Voytiv The role of the Ukrainian system, in the functioning of the pan-European gas transit

75 Hungary’s friends in need

Dominik Héjj

82 Crisis like a dream

Wojciech Wojtasiewicz Georgia has been trapped in a political, economic and social black hole. It is affected by crisis after crisis.

90 A fortress of human rights

Adam Chmielewski Europe will either be united or not. It cannot be ruled out that an unforeseen event may lead to the disintegration of the EU. But it can also not be ruled out that an unforeseen event will cement it.

Interviews

101 Turkey’s original sin

A conversation with Candan Badem

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