Event
Ukraine: Is there a path to lasting peace?
With:
- Kristian Berg Harpviken, Director, Norwegian Nobel Institute
- Karen-Anna Eggen, Researcher, Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies
- Aage Borchgrevink, Senior Adviser, Norwegian Helsinki Committee
- Center for Civil Liberties, the Ukrainian civil society organization that received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022, participates via video.
The event is in collaboration with The Norwegian Helsinki Committee and will be held in Norwegian. It will be posted as a podcast afterward.
LATE NIGHTS AT THE NOBEL PEACE CENTER
Every Wednesday, the Nobel Peace Center is open until 20:00, with half-price admission from 17:00. And every week, something exciting happens; topical discussions, lectures, film screenings, and themed tours. The events and tours of the exhibitions are included in the ticket, so if you visit us on Wednesday evening, you get extra value for your admission fee.
On 24 February, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Since then, hundreds of thousands have been killed or injured, many thousands are missing, and even more have had their homes and lives destroyed by the war. Ukrainians are tired of loss and terror, and many are asking how much longer this can last. But what kind of peace is actually in sight? Will a ceasefire mean safety for the people on the ground, and can a lasting, fair peace be achieved at the negotiating table? A new American president creates great uncertainty, and how much responsibility are the EU and Norway prepared to take for security and peace in Europe?
In cooperation with the Norwegian Helsinki Committee, we invite you to a timely discussion on the possibility of peace in Ukraine.
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