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Russia’s War in Ukraine: The Humanitarian Crisis and Prospects for Resolution
March 09, 2022 | 11:00 am to 12:00 pm | Eurasia Program
About the Event
Russia’s unprovoked war in Ukraine is intensifying. The number of civilian casualties is increasing, and the need to deescalate is becoming more urgent. To discuss the growing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, and the possibility of resolution to the conflict, FPRI has assembled a panel of experts that will offer critical insight into the ongoing war.
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Speakers
Katia Glod - Katia Glod is a nonresident fellow with CEPA’s Russia program. Glod is an independent analyst and political risk consultant based in London. She advises on the politics and economics of former Soviet countries. Glod worked as the Belarus representative of the European Endowment for Democracy in Minsk.
Gabriela Iveliz Rosa-Hernandez - Gabriela Iveliz Rosa Hernández is an Associate Research Analyst in the Russia Studies Program at CNA and a Eurasia Program Research Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
Eilish Hart - Eilish Hart is a Black Sea Fellow in the Eurasia Program at FPRI and the former editor of the BMB Ukraine Brief. She also works as news editor and translator for the Riga-based outlet Meduza, covering Russia and the former Soviet Union. Eilish holds an MA in European and Russian Affairs from the University of Toronto.
Indra Ekmanis - Indra Ekmanis is the Editor of FPRI's Baltic Bulletin, host of the Baltic Ways podcast, and a Baltic Sea Fellow in the Eurasia Program at the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
