Speakers

Lead Investigator at The Insider

Director of Security Programmes, Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism”

Senior Fellow at Carnegie Europe

Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs in the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy
Moderator

Ambassador of the European Union to Ukraine
- What are the likely outcomes of the war for Ukraine?
- What place can Ukraine now find in the European and international security architecture?
- For how long can Ukrainians resist fatigue and remain mentally fit to fight an active war, and the low-level conflict that may follow for years after?
- Can Russia be made to answer for its war crimes and atrocities?
- What Ukraine and what Russia will emerge from this war?