Whither Ukraine – If Western support wanes, will Russia win? And what does this mean for Berlin and Germany?

It’s been two years since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a war that is not going well for Kyiv at the moment. The war has killed and wounded a half million people and sent millions of Ukrainians fleeing to the West. Some 60,000 of them live here in Berlin. 

Host Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson and Senior Producer Dina Elsayed update you on what’s happening in Ukraine and what it means to us here in Germany and the West with guests: 

Ukrainian journalist Katerina Malofeyeva in Kyiv; 

Nico Lange, Senior Fellow of the Zeitenwende Initiative at the Munich Security Conference;

Kseniia Gatskova, a senior researcher at the Institute for Employment Research who investigates the labor market and social integration of refugees in Germany, and her colleague Silvia Schwanhäuser, a researcher at the Institute for Employment Research.