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War has been raging in Ukraine for eight weeks. How great is the degree of destruction in the country? Our colleague Lyudmyla Melnyk talked about this in an interview with HR Info.

In the "Phoenix Runde" Ljudmyla Melnyk discussed possible diplomatic mediation between the warring parties with political experts Tim Guldimann, Mikko Huotari and Frank Umbach.

Ljudmyla Melnyk spoke to Radio Eins (Berlin local broadcaster RBB) about the setbacks of the Russian army and the long-term objectives of the Russian leadership.

Ljudmyla Melnyk spoke with political satirist Jan Boehmermann about the war in Ukraine in a serious interview for ZDF Magazin Royale.

In a Russian talk show on Deutsche Welle Belarus, Ljudmyla Melnyk exchanged views on ways to halt Russian aggression.

In a special programme of the "Viertel vor Acht" format on Bild-TV, Ljudmyla Melnyk shared her assessment of the current situation in Ukraine.

The Romanian cultural magazine "KultRo" summarises the IEP's Ukraine Breakfast Debate "Russian invasion of Ukraine: What is the current situation and what can the West do?".

Ljudmyla Melnyk was a guest on "Anne Will" and spoke with Christian Lindner, Egils Levits, Norbert Röttgen, Karl Schlögel and Kristina Dunz about Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is attacking Ukraine - with bombardments and ground troops. Together with politicians, Ljudmyla Melnyk discussed in the special programme of "maischberger.die woche" how the international community must now react.

In the midst of increasing migration flows from Ukraine, Vittoria Meissner and other experts from the TEPSA network offer answers to relevant policy questions from the European Council in the new TEPSA Observatory Debriefing.

Ljudmyla Melnyk discussed Putin's recognition of the eastern Ukrainian territories and necessary reactions with Vladislav Belov (Russian Academy of Sciences), Christoph von Marschall (Der Tagesspiegel) and Erik Kirschbaum (Los Angeles Times) on "phoenix runde".

Ljudmyla Melnyk talks in an interview with Telekanal OstWest about the Kremlin and its search for pretexts to start an open war against Ukraine. From minute 51, in Ukrainian.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has surrounded Ukraine with his troops. Is he achieving what he wants with his threats alone? Ljudmyla Melnyk discussed with Alexander Rahr, Russia expert and Regina Heller, peace researcher (IFSH) at Deutsche Welle.

Ljudmyla Melnyk discussed "Putin's Ukraine Poker and the Search for Solutions" with Norbert Röttgen, Nils Annen, Johannes Varwick and Thilo Kler on Deutschlandfunk.

In an interview with Deutsche Welle Belarus, Liyudmyla Melnyk talked about what lies behind the military exercises of Russian troops in Belarus.

On "phoenix runde", Ljudmyla Melnyk discussed with Klaus von Dohnanyi (SPD), Jürgen Trittin (B'90/ Die Grüne) and Prof. Johannes Varwick (University of Halle-Wittenberg) how a de-escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict can succeed.

In the Ukrainian newspaper "Ukrainian week", Ljudmyla Melnyk describes (in Ukrainian) why there is still a lack of expertise on Ukraine in Germany.

For the online edition of the daily newspaper "Luxemburger Wort", Manuel Mueller comments on the potential influence of a "traffic light coalition" and the possibility of the CDU/CSU withdrawing as governing party for European politics.

In an interview with the online newspaper "EU Observer" about the 2021 Bundestag elections, Katrin Boettger analyses that the party landscape in Germany is diversifying, creating new challenges for coalition negotiations and government formation.

Manuel Mueller comments on the German parliamentary election results and predicts the coalition negotiations to form a government for the Slowenian web magazine "Teraz". Will there be a grand coalition led by the SPD or a three-party alliance with CDU/CSU or SPD, Greens and FDP?