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Ukraine's Fight for Survival - a Roundtable Discussion
Dr. Brendan Flynn speaking to panel
Apr
19
2023
Posted: 15:58 IST
Lessons and Future Prospects - a Roundtable Discussion with the Ukrainian, Polish and Lithuanian Ambassadors to Ireland
Dr. Brendan Flynn spoke at this important panel which brought together three ambasadors to Ireland, from Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania to dialogue with University of Galway academic staff and students and share reflections and insights. A range of questions were considered including: How can we make sense of the invasion and what it means for Ukraine, Europe and Ireland and our wider world? What lessons can or should be drawn? How can we conceive of 'victory' and the war ending?
