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Decolonisation is a series of podcasts in which we speak with international experts in culture, history, politics, language, collective memory, and information to deconstruct the prevalent Russian narrative and examine what modern Europe is truly about.
Decolonisation: Timothy Garton Ash on rethinking the history of Europe
This episode of the Decolonisation series features Timothy Garton Ash, a distinguished British historian, author, and commentator renowned for his extensive work on modern European history, particularly in relation to post-communist Europe.
Decolonisation: Bernard-Henri Lévy on decolonisation and the future of democracy
In this episode of “Decolonisation”, Bernard-Henri Lévy, a renowned French philosopher, author, and public intellectual, shares his insights on the shifting dynamics of power in the modern world and the threats facing democracies around the globe.
Decolonisation: Jade McGlynn on how memory politics shapes Russia’s war and the perceptions of Ukraine
In this episode, the Decolonisation series hosts Jade McGlynn, a leading British expert on Russia, memory politics, history, and identity construction. She is a researcher in the War Studies Department at King’s College London and the author...
Decolonisation: Catherine Fieschi on how populism exploits post-colonial sentiments
In this episode of “Decolonisation”, Catherine Fieschi, a political expert and director of the international advisory firm CounterPoint, reveals how populism is shaping advanced democracies and markets across the globe.
Decolonisation: a podcast series by Ukraїner International
Every Eastern and Central European, regardless of where they are in the world, has at some point been called Russian. For a long time, this was dismissed as mere stereotypes, but in reality, the world has viewed us through a...