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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 295 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Sometimes I wonder where have you turned wrong with your editors policy. Calling russian emigrants for talks, highlighting old and widely criticised books (you promised new books, remember?) instead of giving voices to actual Ukrainians, uplifting the studies of Ukrainian history from decolonisation perspective. It’s a shame, really
Super nice show and channel, i was on rumble platform but that thing evolved into an anti west propaganda tool so quick that barely no one noticed, i think there’s a lot of Chinese and Russian plus Marxists from third countries engaging in destroying real geopolitical discussion, i was bullied to the point of mental distress, better to play it safe in podcast, your assessment is right ruskis and shyna have engaged in unrestricted warfare against the west for generations in all fronts and we are ... more
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Engaging scholars delve into their recently published research, primarily focused on Ukrainian studies, exploring historical, cultural, and societal intricacies. The discussions illuminate contemporary issues facing Ukraine and its historical narrative, often in relation to broader geopolitical dynamics. Listeners can expect to hear from experts in academia as they provide insights into their works and the impact of their studies on the understanding of Ukrainian identity, politics, and culture, contributing to a greater awareness of the region's complexities.
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