Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

A proud contributor to Visegrad Insight, Liberties, and The European Review of Books, Europe's Futures Fellow at the IWM 2022-2023, founder at TAO Kyiv Joined February 2009

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Timothy Snyder @TimothyDSnyder

a year ago

Дуже радий, що є «Нариси таємної війни» українською. Дякую @Forostyna!

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Wojciech Przybylski @wprzybylski

2 years ago

Thank you, Ukrainians, for your resilience and courage – also in the name of the farmers who humiliate you in Europe! Accept our apologies for not resolving that internal conflict of ours early enough visegradinsight.eu/ukrainians-you… @VisegradInsight

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Wojciech Przybylski @wprzybylski

2 years ago

Dear 🇺🇦 friends! New Future of Ukraine Fellowship Spring 2024 edition @VisegradInsight @ResPublicaNowa generously funded by @NEDemocracy and our individual subscribers and donors 👏 Share please 🙏 @portnikov @yermolenko_v @Forostyna @TimothyDSnyder @ComKlitina @HMaksak…

Visegrad Insight @VisegradInsight

2 years ago

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

2 years ago

Translated, not originally written in English, i.e. that was speaking for two audiences at once: Postwar, Continued, by Oksana Forostyna krytyka.com/en/articles/po…

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

2 years ago

My thoughts exactly.

Yevhen Hlibovytsky 🇺🇦 @YHlibovytsky

2 years ago

My thoughts exactly.

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

2 years ago

Over 20 countries, including formerly cautious nations [...] have signed written statements in support of Ukraine's membership aspirations. There is only one missing piece: Biden's support. With his leadership, a consensus is reached t.ly/1krQj

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Dmytro Kuleba @DmytroKuleba

2 years ago

Infuriating to see some media report “Kyiv and Moscow accusing each other” of ruining the Kakhovka dam. It puts facts and propaganda on equal footing. Ukraine is facing a huge humanitarian and environmental crisis. Ignoring this fact means playing Russia’s “not all obvious” game.

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Yevhen Hlibovytsky 🇺🇦 @YHlibovytsky

2 years ago

What has the world achieved by not stopping Russia in 2014? Or in 2008? The price Ukraine is paying now includes the cost of the cozy shortsightedness of the Western leadership in the past decades. NATO membership offer for Ukraine is the least that can be done now.

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

2 years ago

Now in front of the paywall: something my great colleagues inspired me to write when dubbed their magazine (which is many things) as "The European Review of Untranslatable Jokes".

The European Review of Books @european_review

2 years ago

Now in front of the paywall: something my great colleagues inspired me to write when dubbed their magazine (which is many things) as "The European Review of Untranslatable Jokes".

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Timothy Snyder @TimothyDSnyder

3 years ago

"It’s worth noting that Germany has a formidable defence industry that has very profitably exported lethal equipment to some quite dubious regimes around the world. So why not send it to defend a European democracy against the new Hitler?" theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

3 years ago

Please check my latest piece on Ukraine at @NewEastEurope Not really a cheerful reading as it focused on the future challenges rather than on the latest news.

New Eastern Europe @NewEastEurope

3 years ago

Please check my latest piece on Ukraine at @NewEastEurope Not really a cheerful reading as it focused on the future challenges rather than on the latest news.

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Timothy Snyder @TimothyDSnyder

3 years ago

"Russia, an aging tyranny, seeks to destroy Ukraine, a defiant democracy. A Ukrainian victory would confirm the principle of self-rule, allow the integration of Europe to proceed, and empower people of goodwill to return to other global challenges." foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/ukrain…

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Denis Dovgopoliy @dennydov

3 years ago

По оценкам моих лондонских приятелей-аналитиков офлайн протесты русских в Европе против визовых ограничений было в 2.7 раз массовее, чем их протесты против войны. В онлайне в 17.2 раза активнее

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

3 years ago

To the board of Amnesty International from Ukrainian civil society chng.it/x4DRPbzj via @Change

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

3 years ago

That should be done at least 30 years ago, yet better late than never. Joint letter on European memory valitsus.ee/en/news/joint-…

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

3 years ago

I highly recommend the brilliant, exhaustive essay by Kateryna Botanova, and not only a second part by the link, but all three parts. A Blanket of Snow: various-artists.com/a-blanket-of-s…

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Oksana Forostyna @Forostyna

3 years ago

Of course, a diary is only authentic when it is not supposed to be published, and I'm still not really comfortable with this form. But I'm endlessly grateful to @readliberties and my dear friend Leon Wieseltier for the invitation. cutt.ly/KLww3DN

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UkraineWorld @ukraine_world

3 years ago

Today's attack is horrible... Our condolences to all the victims...

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The European Review of Books @european_review

3 years ago

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