Long-term Consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine for Europe, with a special focus on Poland and Germany

The panel “Long-term Consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine for Europe, with a special focus on Poland and Germany” is a part of the Warsaw European Forum, an annual event organized by the Kultura Liberalna Foundation together with the Foundation of Polish-German Cooperation and Zeit Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius Foundation, with the kind support from the Fritt Ord Foundation.

The video is available with subtitles in Ukrainian | Відео доступне з українськими субтитрами

Programme & Speakers

10.15 – Welcome & Opening remarks (Karolina Wigura)
10.30 – Kick-off statements of the speakers

Panelists:

• Marieluise Beck, Zentrum Liberale Moderne in Berlin
• John Lough, Chatham House in London
• Adam Daniel Rotfeld, University of Warsaw
• Mykola Riabchuk, Ukrainian PEN Center

Chair: Karolina Wigura, Kultura Liberalna in Warsaw, Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow, Robert Bosch Academy in Berlin

11.00 – Discussion
12.00 – Closing remarks

Due to the rapidly changing situation, the Warsaw European Forum is taking a different form. Instead of one long conference we decided to organize several online discussions, which will take place in March, April and May. Each event will focus on a different issue related to the main theme and will hopefully provide a long-term perspective on this war, which at the moment is mostly talked about in immediate terms.

Discussion participants:

Anna Hofmann, Zeit-Stiftung –

Rosenka Babinets, Zeit-Stiftung –

Cornelius Ochmann, Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation –

Eugeniusz Smolar, Centre for International Relations –

Filip Rudnik, Kultura Liberalna –

Iryna Solonenko, Center for Liberal Modernity –

Jarosław Kuisz, Kultura Liberalna –

Kacper Szulecki, Kultura Liberalna, Norwegian Institute –

Kyrylo Tkachenko –

Leila Alieva –

Piotr Buras, European Council on Foreign Relations –

Tomasz Sawczuk, Kultura Liberalna –

Tomasz Wardyński, Wardyński & Partners –