One day it’s Chernihiv

Another it’s Dnipro

This time 9 people have been killed by Russian missiles & drones. 3 of them were children

18 people died in Chernihiv

Sometimes it seems like the world’s moved on. But the attacks on Ukraine have not stopped. This is not ‘normal’.

Feminist Political Economy of War and Peace talks Pembroke College will also be discussed by Marnie Howlett , Salma, Asma Abdi , Oksana Potapova, Ana Vilhelmina Verdnik, Carina Uchida and Humeyra Biricik
Eventbrite registration -eventbrite.co.uk/e/2024-fulbrig…

Russian terrorists launched missiles into the center of Chernihiv, killing at least 11 and injuring at least 22 people as of now. The toll may still rise.

These innocent people would not have been killed or injured if Ukraine had sufficient air defense capabilities. Three days

Several places I know well were hit this morning in Chernihiv. My heart breaks for this beautiful city and its people.

Looking forward to talking tomorrow in Oslo about the democratic legitimacy of #Ukraine 's strategies of self-defence, based on work with Marnie Howlett & Carl Müller-Crepon

Paper is here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…
Conference programme is here:
uio.no/forskning/sats…

Our own Marnie Howlett was interviewed by TIME to discuss #Ukraine 's new law to expand conscription and tighten enforcement. Have a read below ⬇️

time.com/6965892/ukrain…

15: It’s up to us to make sure those stories live on. So that people will know what these soldiers, soldiers like Pavlo, themselves said they were fighting for. What they was working towards. And the sacrifices they made.

13:They say heroes never die, but that’s not true. In Ukraine, brave, incredible people, join the army to protect their nation, in a war they didn’t start. They didn’t choose war. They don’t fight because they want to, they fight because they know what will be lost if they don’t.

checked in with a kharkiv friend about how a mutual acquaintance was doing after a double aerial bomb attack on her village yesterday:

‘she says it happened, she drank 100g cognac, sat down for ten minutes, and continued gardening’

'Ukraine’s Controversial New Plan to Enlist More Soldiers'

Departmental Lecturer in Russian and East European Politics Marnie Howlett has been interviewed for this article in TIME Magazine: ow.ly/lMmr50Rf0Aa

Our Oxford Spring School class of 2024!🥳As we approach the final day tomorrow and our drinks reception at Brasenose College tonight, we wanted to say a huge thanks to you all for your energy and dedication! #OSS2024 🥂

Shout-out to our wonderful tutors Spyros Kosmidis

Good morning to readers, Kyiv remains in Ukrainian hands.

Russia's 3am attacks do not only physical damage.

Frequent strikes have caused collective harm to the psyche of millions of Ukrainians: wounds without physical marks.

Myroslava and I explore effects on Ukrainian sleep.

Ukraine's parliament has finally adopted a long-awaited and hotly debated new law on mobilisation as the country struggles to replenish its forces more than two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion. But there are some key elements missing from it.

Isobel Koshiw has the details:

Graffiti in Kyiv reminding of us of what should be common sense…

Don’t forget about Ukraine - the country continues to be attacked every. single. day. 🇺🇦

#vASN : Research with Limited or restricted field access? We have tips, tricks, and methodological considerations! Join us on 04/11 at 1pm ET. Zoom Reg: tinyurl.com/mwbufa64

Last week, Discuss Data was presented by Eduard Klein at #BASEES2024 . The panel 'Research Data Quality in Times of War: New Challenges, Questions, and Solutions', with Michael Rochlitz, Marnie Howlett and V. Paniotto was really fruitful and well attended - thanks, BASEES!

He died a hero and is so so missed. 🕊️

A year ago, my friend Igor was buried in Odesa - approx a year after he was killed driving aid to eastern Ukraine. It took months to identify his body.

A mutual friend sent me a photo this weekend. It’s of a time before war destroyed our lives, a time when Igor was still alive.

2 yrs ago, russian invaders targeted a column of volunteer vehicles that were delivering food & medications to people of the besieged Chernihiv, killing Anastasia Tahirova, Bohdan Stefanyshyn and Oleksiy Antonov. Rest in glory, courageous heroes
Photo Oleh Volodarskyi

A friend who lives in #Kyiv , #Ukraine , posted these photos of tonight’s sunset on his Facebook. Sharing them here as they are absolutely beautiful: