DIIS event

Ukraine: Lessons learned and the prospects for the war in Ukraine

Name: Ukraine: Lessons learned and the prospects for the war in Ukraine
Location: Ukraine: Lessons learned and the prospects for the war in Ukraine

DIIS offers a compact series of a total of four seminars to give you a comprehensive understanding of some of the most pressing issues relating to Ukraine. At this seminar, James Nixey from Chatham House will give a talk on the lessons learned and the prospects for the war in Ukraine

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Watch the recording of the seminar here

At this compact event, James Nixey, will provide an overview of the lessons learned from Russia's war in Ukraine - now well into its third year - and discuss scenarios for the future development of this war.

James Nixey heads the Russia-Eurasia programme at Chatham House, specialising in Russia's relationships with other post-Soviet states. He has published extensively and frequently appears in the media. At Chatham House, he has organised numerous private expert roundtables on Russian and Eurasian affairs. His publications include The Long Goodbye: Waning Russian Influence in The South Caucasus and Central Asia, Russia’s Geopolitical Compass: Losing Direction in Putin Again: Implications for Russia and the West, and 'The South Caucasus: Drama on Three Stages' in A Question of Leadership: America’s Role in a Changed World.

Please note that this event will be followed by a panel discussion on the wider security implications of the war in Ukraine on Friday 14 June 2024 at 11:30 and that it forms part of a series of events on Ukraine hosted by DIIS on Thursday 13 June and Friday 14 June 2024.

Programme

09.30-09.35 Welcome, Flemming Splidsboel Hansen
09.35-10.15 Lessons learned and the prospects for the war in Ukraine, James Nixey
10.15-11.00 Q&A moderated by Flemming Splidsboel Hansen

The seminar was held and recorded on 14 June 2024, 09.30-11.00 in DIIS Auditorium.

Seminar series on Ukraine

From the status of the war over life in the temporarily occupied territories and the reconstruction of Mykolaiv to the wider security implications of the war and Ukraine's reform efforts, this seminar series offers a comprehensive understanding of some of the most pressing issues relating to Ukraine. The series brings a group of Ukrainian scholars to DIIS, where they will be joined by Norwegian, British and other colleagues.

The seminar series will be held on Thursday 13 June and Friday 14 June 2024. Both days will have a morning session followed by an early afternoon session. Sandwich lunch will be provided to guests.

Read more and sign up for the other seminars below this box.

Senior Researcher Flemming Splidsboel Hansen is hosting and leading the seminar series.