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The attack on Ukraine, a new war on the European continent, it raises all kinds of questions. In a meeting on Thursday 3 March, scientists from the various faculties will interpret the backgrounds of this war. Where does Putin draw the line? What does he want to achieve? What role does Europe play? What about the deep mutual energy dependence of Europe and Russia? Can Putin be stopped or is this the beginning of World War III? What role does disinformation play in this conflict?

Programme:
Opening by Rector Magnificus Hester Bijl
Discussion and Q&A led by Jan Melissen. The following scientists have agreed to participate:
Isabelle Duijvesteijn, Professor of International Studies and Global History (FGW)
Otto Boele, is associate professor at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society (FGW)
Veronika Yefremova, Phd fellow Europa Institute (FdR)
Frans Osinga, associate professor of War Studies (FGGA)
Antoaneta Dimitrova, Professor of Comparative Governance (FGGA)
Honorata Mazepus, Assistant Professor (FFGA). Expert in Ukrainian public opinion, fake news and communications, with recent participation in a number of projects on the region such as EU-STRAT (FGGA)