What comes after the War? Mit Alim Aliev

Although Ukraine is one of the largest countries in the centre of
Europe, the country has been in the shadow of international
attention for over 30 years since the collapse of the Soviet
Union. The Russian invasion has changed that. The Ukraine
Institute tries to bring Ukrainian culture and history closer to
foreign countries.


Our guest today, Alim Aliev, is Deputy Director of the Ukraine
Institute. In this episode of die Kulturmittler, he tells us
about the strategies Russia is using to try to bind Crimea closer
to itself and what this means for the Crimean Tatars. He himself
belongs to the Crimean Tatar minority and does research on this
ethnic group.


We also learn how the Ukraine Institute works against Russian
propaganda and how it tries to preserve and spread Ukrainian
culture and history.


You can find all previous Kulturmittler episodes, including the
one on Ukraine, at https://www.ifa.de/digitale-formate/podcast/.
If you like to learn more about the Ukraine Institute you can
visit their website: https://ui.org.ua/en/


Do you have topic requests, praise or criticism? Feel free to
send them to podcast@ifa.de.


More information on the Institute für Auslandsbeziehungen at
https://www.ifa.de.