The Ukrainian Week

9 October, 2015	World	Henrik Meinander: “Any kind of Ukraine’s neutrality would be a Russian-dependent one” Finnish historian talks about the relations between Finland and USSR after World War II, the prospects of neutrality for Ukraine, and the future of a new Cold War
10 July, 2014	World	Damon Wilson: “Permanent neutrality and “Finland status” are bad ideas for Ukraine’s own interests” The Ukrainian Week talked to Damon Wilson, executive vice-president of The Atlantic Council, about the establishment of the pro-Ukrainian community in the world, the US-Russia relations after the annexation of Crimea, the new Ukrainian military and the likelihood of NATO MAP for Ukraine
26 May, 2013	World	One Reason for Estonia’s Success Lies Across the Gulf Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Estonia has fared much better than other former Soviet republics. The Estonian economy has developed rapidly, and society as a whole is very free and democratic. The reason? Not only timely and judicious political decisions, but also the strong influence of Estonia’s northern neighbour Finland.
14 March, 2013	World	The Art of Tightrope Walking Pekka Visuri talks about security policy in neutral Finland
5 December, 2011	Society	Finland: Country of Innovators Ilkka and Vappu Taipale talk about social capital, consensus and innovation in their home country
29 October, 2011	World	Finland Finds What Everyone Else is Looking For Scandinavian anthropologist and sociologist Hans-Jørgen Wallin Weihe talks about historical traumas, college independence and existential challenges