📌 Revive el seminario Guerra en Ucrania, a dos años de la invasión'

Participaron Nataliya Gumenyuk cofundadora de The Reckoning Project y Juan Pablo Toro V. director ejecutivo de AthenaLab. Moderó Macarena Lescornez.

> Encuentro completo aquí: bit.ly/4afAzl4

For major Argentinian online publication infobae on our submission on the crime of tortures to the Federal Court of Argentina and why we can fight impunity just together
infobae.com/america/mundo/…

“Las guerras modernas son asimétricas. Hay que tener cierto apalancamiento de ventaja” - Nataliya Gumenyuk.

Mira aquí el encuentro 'Guerra en Ucrania, a dos años de la invasión' > bit.ly/4afAzl4

Esto va a estar muy bueno. Yo que usted me apunto.

Discussing interlinkages between #MediaFreedom , democracy & security in times of crisis at the #WorldPressFreedomDay event in #Chile with Barbara Trionfi, Erica Marat & Nataliya Gumenyuk. One thing is clear: independent journalism is essential for our safety & sustainable development.

There's further discussion of this study (and more specifically, on potential available manpower according to current mobilization policies) in Nataliya Gumenyuk's recent piece:
foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/brave-…

Eyes on Georgia, everybody. The police violence is unbearable and absolutely not in line with an EU candidate country!!!

🇺🇦New episode of Ukraine: The Latest - Prosecuting Russian war crimes in Argentina

David Knowles is joined by Dom Nicholls, Francis Dearnley, Nataliya Gumenyuk and Roland Oliphant to discuss the latest updates in Ukraine.

🎧 Listen 👇
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

Nice that The Guardian noticed Liosha Radynsky’s extraordinary film about Kyiv’s “flying saucer,” a modernist masterpiece
being threatened by the city’s construction mafia. It might not appear most important battle right now, but it reflects a bigger story. theguardian.com/film/2024/apr/…

Join live from the studio in London

Este es el artículo de Nataliya Gumenyuk en Foreign Affairs que recién comenté con Denise Maerker en Atando Cabos: sobre cómo Ucrania está teniendo que transformarse profundamente para enfrentar una guerra cuyo fin no se alcanza a vislumbrar...

foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/brave-…

“Although Ukraine may have to militarize the economy to survive, that doesn’t mean that it will have to militarize society, as well,” writes Nataliya Gumenyuk.
trib.al/qJe5guA

NOW at backgroundbriefing.org | Aram Shabanian - Meeting Ukraine's Needs as Russia Mobilizes for a June Offensive | Nataliya Gumenyuk - How Ukraine Will Survive and Adjust to Permanent War | Steven Simon - The Deadly War in Gaza and Israel's Tenuous Standoff With Iran

Please read. Nataliya Gumenyuk’s piece is one of the best analysis I have read in the last 2 years. It’s factual on the situation w mobilization & war economy but still optimistic on many points. Roman Waschuk 🌻🍒 Varvara Pakhomenko

I so enjoyed talking to Nataliya Gumenyuk about her long-form work telling stories from wartime Ukraine. We had a packed room and great questions. A joy to be back at #ijf24 ; I'm in awe of the hard work of journalism festival team.

On the day Congress is preparing, finally, to vote on aid for Ukraine, read Nataliya Gumenyuk on how Ukraine's democracy is adjusting to a state of permanent war foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/brave-…

Your weekend read: incredible insight on the tough but deeply inspiring reality of how a society survives a long hard war. From my colleague ⁦Nataliya Gumenyuk⁩ foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/brave-…

As Ukraine prepares for a major Russian offensive this summer, the country must learn to do more with less—and ensure that the country’s institutions and society can weather a potentially much longer conflict, writes Nataliya Gumenyuk.
trib.al/puQNi8M

My long Foreign Affairs piece on 1)mobilization 2) defense industry reform 3)reshaping economy. How Ukraine is changing itself to be able to fight a long war. When you read, it’ll be more clear that immediate issues and problems are not that essential foreignaffairs.com/guest-pass/red…

Honoured to share insights into our work at journalism festival in Perugia. Long-form writing is an incredible responsibility. I'd also speak about how to insert social research into reporting, and about our recent criminal complaint on tortures in Argentina
journalismfestival.com/programme/2024…