ah must keep what gives us the strength to fight and not hatred. shouldn't all shut the washer. my work has changed completely. because now if since fear happens when it won't let me go where people go when this war against you can start there that it actually is start. it started online before of the physical attacks with that. and what does the destructive force of war due to human creativity? we made a ukrainian writer in exile and a palestinian syrian musician who played piano among the ruins of damascus. put 1st

to a dystopian vision of the future when fiber warfare rings about an internet black out . evermore ever faster, ever more complex, ever more vulnerable? with cyber attack this i bought this medicine. that's what it says. yeah, i don't move once of a vase is fair, let's least given. it was now created for support in all of the companies and processes are all of the corners are happening in all of the an critical infrastructures on government services. everything is going on and it wasn't appeared before that. but we are hooked on this network, wriggling on its fragile strands. what will happen if the strands break o darkness smiles for an?

i've come to talk with banish science journalists as their penny, og. why described help him curiously dependent on the internet, we have become in her book, error 4, o 4 sees was sleeping, everything is connected to the internet and that means shots that means hospitals that mean every sort of public administration and government and services. every company, media, of course media companies, everything is connected. so the longer it last, vic, the grade there or, or, or the more serious air the impact will be. and, and we're not prepared for that. ah, ah, yet it would take just one push to topple at all like a cyber attack, as we, as building the website and this mission legal matter, keith,

done the website before one can, or maybe i know scientists, you barnum of each site wasn't from cindy. no clinician here what was after and cyber undivided must see this former eastern bloc countries are frequent targets of suspected russian attacks when this war against you can start there that it actually is start. it started online before of the physical attacks. every one was wondering, was gonna happen now, because we know that they had the russians were able to, to, to, to casa black with of the, of the electricity in route to, in ukraine to us as around 15. the internet can also be throttled by governments like early in the year and autocratic kazakstan, where it nipped in the bud oppositional uprisings by shutting down communications

ah, and in india, in 20. 19. another problem is that just 5 companies now share 80 percent of internet traffic, making them all powerful. one mistake, like with facebook and 20 percent of all users were offline, unreachable for hours and if he laughed annoy configured soon, so trued on him also given signs wasn't uneven. whatever already many examples, it hasn't happened affect global scale, but it has happen at the massive scale. so equal happen at the global scale to morrow in 5 years, in 10 years or never. mm. our global village is dependent on the internet. it is our communication lifeline. as, as their pony aqua describes in her startling book and it is badly protected, more money is needed to ensure cyber security.

now country is protected and thus, thus huge. but the problem is we have connected everything because it's more efficient and cheap am even the german parliament was attacked. we need at nato of the internet says penny aqua elections have been meddled in us infrastructure. attacked was it wasn't on our succulent mix up indolence and was ition behind the was the west needs to act. she says we near the lines of mockers is and i suggest that the use of europe lee is that i'm there it is umbrella. although democracy will come, because we also need to oppose to our thought crosses, such as china or russia because their model is not our model with a one censorship. we warn free freedom and democracy values, people in the country, ukrainian writer,

tanya about yatchuck left 10 years ago are fighting for her weapons or words. but these days she struggles to find the right ones. the island of ou, saddam and northern germany, a haven of peace for tenure, maniachi apiece. she really feels since the war started to the war against her homeland ukraine for the last 10 weeks. she's been tirelessly speaking out against it. her life is in a state of emergency. you stay off in the flu. i get up in the morning as if i'm rising from the gray. the screen isn't. can i kill this or physically? m as if russian tanks were attacking my body and my organise garden and men, my heart, my kidneys, everything. alice exclaimed in an offer, i'm leaving out of my suit case. it says it's closed and i've been living like this foremost, 2 months. it does and, and there's no end in sight in safer the war overshadows everything,

even though the author has lived for years in vienna, in safety since the russian invasion tonya mal, your chuck has stopped writing literature in the war, the killing. it doesn't allow for stories. she shelter, current writing project indefinitely. oh, i see. oh cause and also i'm dead. html, son and fun at the beginning of the war, i didn't yet understand what kind of effect it would have on me. the scanner of me self cut as i them e. since i've seen this violence, i'm changed is it was i can no longer imagine being able to write a poem. i'm unique for, for a novel. and what about or the, i'm a little my laurie, but she's just get awarded. that was a john literature price the jury auditor for her lyric of language and her specific perspective on europe and ukraine.

i did is marie reboot took place when russia returned to ukraine from all sides. on february, the 24th at 4 am i on my heart has been broken. all my colleagues are in the wall or a helping at the front of the words failed. the claimed writer, she was comforted by the head of the jury. polish writer ordered to touch up the nobel prize winner who had nothing but craze for her. she's all saw this kind of author who is always going down into the ah, feeling he to do into the words, into the sentences and trying to see, worked through literature as something which is very complicated. ballier chuck's latest novel is about the power of the past called the blue wail of memory. and it's about the fragility of ukrainian identity, obedience,

and fear. the i'll say is smiling. here is my main emotion, man, everything that i've done in my life. everything i've said or written has only come to be by overcoming great fear and fun. and i would love to be as career is as many ukrainians at the moment and when were taking up arms and fighting on does if he can. oh, published in 2019 the novel charts, the life of historian, an activist viet islov lipinski, who in the early 20th century, fought for ukrainian independence and failed to plug that sheds light on ukraine's resilience to day inland. as during the 1st hours of the war, i thought maybe it's the same again, but there's a big difference that was immediately apparent to the fought saw him, he saw the ukrainians, and no longer victim death. these are opposing but fight info for her. ukraine is

cast off. it's historical victim hood, her own friends are fighting an entire generation is under threat month if they don't. and if people don't understand that ukraine's entire cultural elite is on the front line leg that publishes the writers, musicians, artists describe a little there in the war. and if they all die on spend and they were there, nobody left them lip. this me, mom. now, what's maria? chuck doesn't only want to think about how much is at stake. she's holding fast to a last shred of hope. in these m l m, i don't live in this misery. that's why i asked the been myself to think about the future with lincoln yet. right now it's important to be in the present to i to act, to speak to ask you to write to cry. and so everything is possible. you see, the time is now it, every day of successful defense means the end of the russian empire. but noted the

end of the seam, petnum, susan optimism against the odds in lebanon. the deadly bay root port explosion in 2020 claimed lives and caused lasting socio economic problems. many left the country artists who remain are determined to salvage. it's co troll identity. the massive explosion in the port nearly delta deathblow to culture in beirut. the music conservatory was heavily damaged, shrapnel piece, double bass is like ara is hardly an instrument survived unscathed. but the once beautiful. now wounded city is rebelling against the attack on its culture. against the silence. with portraits along the road side, lest the more than 200 dead be forgotten, and with sounds thanks to a donation of 16 pianos. music is now returning to the conservatory. ah,

this is so small sign of resistance against the moral decay of the country to this day. those responsible for the explosion in the port have not been brought to justice. political cronyism blocks all investigations. we just received a shake it, i would say that every scholar, every musician, every politician, should fight in their own way to oppose the theocracy of the more last product which is supported here by has. alas, if we more to savannah, our real mission is to defend the cultural identity of lebanon, offend to please others, to present lebanon is still feeling the explosions aftershocks in the worst economic crisis in its history. the lebanese pound has lost 90 percent of its value in the last 2 years. inflation and poverty are rampant tens of thousands, a leaving the country among them many artists and academics. the n g o ability

warns that lebanon's cultural heritage is in danger as the best minds turn their backs on the country. that's the night where all the sectors are losing it. they are being driven out of the company by the financial crisis. and the loss, as i said, the loss will be enormous. and at a baby we cannot replace it. it will take us years to replace them. not everybody is going and beirut remains the liveliest, freest city in the arab world. there's a hunger for distraction, pleasure and culture faces a packed people make fun of the corrupt to lease and continue to celebrate their freedom. ah, shirley's milan seal and no fear. so the lot is positive about what's happening is

that the atmosphere, the population is changing. moment hello, there is no quality of resistance. of course, we're all heavily affected by the crisis men and what i think new art is emerging from the suffering pod lancer, a d, j, and lebanon, smoke famous rock singer would agree that the crisis has acted as a catalyst for art. he chose to return from voluntary exile in paris to the chaos, a favorite, and this city will, will forever have life. you can have all of your to buy and all of your so the radio, but you will never have the soul of the city. you'll never have to sold at the city house and i've been to paris have been to belinda, been all over europe. you don't have what we have. there's an urgency urgency if life year that dictates the way you live, the way you love the way you do music the way you do anything. you do it with such an urgency because you do not know if you're going to be a left morris. he compares bay route to

a drug habit. it's impossible to kick it's highly addictive. you can go anyway because bored anywhere. this is not a word. the clock in nodded man to his apartment stopped working when the blast happened. but in bay rouge, time never stand still. in 2014, amid the devastation of the syrian war, i am off mod, found solace in music. iconic images of him playing piano among the ruins of damascus, went around the world. ah, ah ah, sir, i am off mud music brings back memories, memories of his home,

which was devastated by the syrian more. and though he now live safely in germany, he's conscious of the fragility of peace. we don't can imagine such a time how it's will be our life next year with food to him and politic or cry in the you all back. i says oil back lice. as abdul dot, i him off my grew up in a refugee camp for palestinians, and yar mach near the syrian capital damascus. he studied music and says he was happy. but then the war began. he began playing piano in the war, torn the streets of syria and became famous around the world as the pianist in the rubble. oh. so he wanted to convey a message of hope despite the suffering and pain. in the other book,

when i was using my piano at us to radio, because we don't have electricity, we have, we don't have any people to ride down to thought on. looks like this was, this is was the radio loudermilk. but in 2030 i s. so called islamic state to control of your mac and burned his piano. he had to flee, leaving his wife and children behind. it was too dangerous for them to take the balkan route towards europe together. i am, i might have written a book about his experiences, which has been translated into several languages. it was a year before he saw his children again. but because of his fame, the bureaucratic process was faster than it might have been for other refugees. ah, i am might have made a new life for himself and his family. he was also able to bring his parents over to germany. he has huge empathy for others,

forced to flee their homes. but he also has some resentment. let's speak about that . if you geno came from okay and it's fantastic what we see from portland, how they take all those sort of fiji. they treat him, alyssa, bravo sister of this is, was not for the scene of d, put in hungary where we was a cream in the distance from the window where we was passing the city to come to us to austria. but why you sometime we are 3 think that it's they are or if you, we have a water, they have a war. but i saw extremely happy for the people in all korean because they lose everything to stand with euro. his violinist father had his own musical instrument shop in yarmouth. he made the instruments himself and also taught his son to play the piano as a young boy. i some says playing with him is an honor. ah!

now with my father, i'm with, ah, ah, i am mad is currently recording a cd which will feature different genres. he's looking to the future and wants to leave the trauma of war behind him. ah ah ah, these days he wants to concentrate on playing music and building cultural bridges.

he is it from the up on cheese from germany, but they leads us in lot. maybe they spend a dot a me fall so on here and he had a, b, c, d. and he had that that i'm out of here. read them all. i speak or leave because he don't somebody the north i speak with madison and then him with a beat on looks like that on school. fantastic. this is what every time i discuss about to be free with the music and the freedom with music. his hope is that he won't just be known as the pianist in the rebel, but can share a stage with others. musicians from a wide range of backgrounds. ah, long before the war, the internationally renowned ukrainian artist at young volk cheatin painted stark images of violent explosions, images that are more powerful than ever as his country suffer, sustained rush and shelling

at the wheel archibald kitten, one of millions of ukrainians who fled the war this footage was taken on the road by his children. they had to sit in a car for 5 days, often for 16 hours straight as they made their way from hockey across ukraine. loomis viola and almost all. and then when we were finally standing on the bridge to moldova, we heard the warning, sirens serrano, they are colon, all they were behind as great on the ukrainian side, you may be sure it was very frightening. and i thought, now they're going to get us now that was only once we cross the border that we could relax a bit of no cartoons polish. in the meantime,

the family has found a place to stay in an art studio in germany. village heathen has 4 young children, meaning he was not required to serve in the army and was allowed to leave ukraine. the trauma of the bomb striking huck eve still haunts the family. was furniture the windows shuttered. i'm aboard, those are some of us at the motion of the shaking that i will never forget. i'll em even in the basement soon. of course i could feel how everything around us was quaking and shaking. it was horrifying. a horrible. you move, it was clear, then it's time to get outside. jots out was or stuck. we met our timberly heathen in hockey. been late 2014 in his studio. back then he was preparing for the aunt, be another in venice. the might on revolution and the occupation of crimea where his wife is from cape his work,

new impetus. the subject of this work is enforced. conformity and heter honor me. he has created launch bull met oil paintings, a violent explosions, a series called irreversible beauty. ah, that came over to them as a natural phenomenon for an explosion as an instant of radical duty and a disaster in human hon. you're already in your conduct preoccupied me here? come with your child with a new of action experienced this myself. yes, sheltered in my body, and i see it's horrible my children sofa. the viola kittens had to leave everything behind when they fled. ha, heath, their home parents, pets. an audience art. by the way, her albeit, or many of my paintings are stored in collections and museums of,

but we latest works are still in my studio when they had several, mary, this is what i have left of elmira was a picture of my smartphone, william all smartphone you aah, cham politicians career is flourishing. he exhibits in ukraine and around the world . he was painting every day, finding inspiration in the natural world, them in a booth dish. originally with them went colleen vats moments when the sun goes down to what goes on with colors. korea for. do these last shimmers use actually with us at the when you look into bright sunlight starts just crucially the glimmer. colleen, when the after image crop, let it leaves in the i thought it breathed are clear keenly watchable we put an awesome on an inch shaneesa. wednesday of fisher to cash only painting can capture

that. you push our show package our she's a gallo, missouri. that's what drives me a little to lot to paint, jack to paints lights, commodity. so that helps keep me positive and serene, which are the rays of the sun. and had they manage again and again to penetrate dark threatening clouds. there's hope and that declared la darkness and light, horror and humanity on this week's edition of arts. 21. see you again next week. oh,

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