Odesa-Tage 2025
Kolloquiumsvortrag
18:15 Uhr, / Zoom
Svetlana Erpyleva (Bremen) | When the War Is Next Door. How the Residents of a Russian Borderline Region Experience and Interpret the Russo -Ukrainian War
Buchvorstellung
18:00 Uhr
Annette Schuhmann
Wir sind anders! Wie die DDR Frauen bis heute prägt.
18:00 Uhr
An Evening with Maksym Butkevych
Europapunkt
Wissenswertes
02.12.2025 18:00 Uhr, Discussion
"Occupation, torture, and violations of nuclear safety", with Rebecca Harms (former MEP), Roman Koval (Truth Hounds) and Yana Lysenko (FSO Bremen). Moderated by Eduard Klein (FSO Bremen).
Russia's occupation of Ukraine, including the capture of the Ukrainian city of Enerhodar and the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in March 2022, was an unprecedented event in modern history: the first military occupation of a functioning commercial nuclear power plant. This occupation, now in its fourth year, has led to human rights violations, breaches of international law, and acute risks to nuclear safety and security with far-reaching national and global consequences.
Rebecca Harms (former MEP), Roman Koval (Truth Hounds) and Yana Lysenko (FSO Bremen) will provide insights into the situation in the Russian-occupied territories in general and in Enerhodar and the ZNPP in particular. The discussion, moderated by Eduard Klein (FSO Bremen) will focus on how the Russian occupation are jeopardizing nuclear safety not only at the local level, but also at the European and global levels.
The event will be in English.
Organizer: Research Center for East European Studies at the University of Bremen in cooperation with EuropaPunktBremen.
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