week ago, in this very forum, which we are talking about now , you announced the launch of the frontier institute, why frontier, what are you investing in it and what specifically, how do you see your mission? we, as a society, are on the verge of a threat, and this threat will last, unfortunately, much longer than the war, because we are not at war with putin russia, we are fighting a much more complicated phenomenon, if tomorrow there is no putin and there is no state in its present form, the imperial sentiment and imperial culture will still remain. it is important for us to learn. to live in such a way that we can have a protected, fulfilling life while living alongside the threat. the mission of the frontier institute is to understand how to ask questions of absolutely different players, academics, analysts, politicians, businesses and so on, what we can do so that we learn to be resilient, to be resilient, and to understand how we can, after all, over time this fronn. away from you, the frontier is a very american concept, that is, it is a concept from the united states in the 19th century,

ago, exactly on this forum, which we are talking about now, you announced about launch of the frontier institute. why the frontier, what do you invest in it and what specifically, how do you see your mission? we, as a society , are on the verge of a threat, and this threat will last , unfortunately, much longer than the war, because we are not at war with putin's russia, we are at war with a much more complex phenomenon, if tomorrow there is no putin and this state as it is today, anyway... the imperial sentiment and imperial culture will remain, it is important for us to learn to live in such a way that we can have a protected full life living alongside the threat. mission of the institute the frontier is to understand how to ask questions of absolutely different players, scientists, analysts, politicians, business and so on, what can we do so that we learn to be resilient, to be resilient? and to understand how we can ultimately move this frontier away from us over time. the frontier is a very american concept, that is, it is a concept from the united states in the 19th century. europe has for

guest: yevhen hlibovytskyi, member of the nestoriv group, director of the newly established frontier institutest yevhen, congratulations, good day, thank you for agreeing to come and talk, i know that quite recently, the ukraine 2024 forum took place, the dimensions of sustainability, the frontier institute itself and its partners organized this event and... it was really an event that had such publicity, more than 100 leaders of opinions, environments tried to find the question of where we are now, what state we are in, where we are... our sustainability and so on. let's start with how do you feel about the times and mood of today's society? i think that , for sure, he is worried, and if at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the ukrainians very clearly gave the mandate to the state and... and with the recognition of all the imperfection of the state , they said: okay, we fully support what the state is doing and are ready to fit into any management decisions that exist, already in the 23rd year we see a rollback from this position, and in the 24th year, i think we 're seeing an even bi

actually, the frontier institute and its partners organized this event, and it was really an event that had such publicity that more than 100 leaders of opinions and environments tried to find the question of where we are now, in what state, where are our limits. stability and so on. let's start with how do you feel about the times and mood of today's society? i think he must be anxious. and, if at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the ukrainians very clearly handed over the mandate to the state, and so on. the whole imperfection of the state, they said, okay , we fully support what the state is doing and are ready to fit into any management decisions that exist, then already in the 23rd year we see a retreat from this position, in the 24th year, i think , that we're seeing an even bigger pullback is probably easiest to see through the institutional confidence indicators that zami will measure. constantly conducted by sociological companies, we see how trust simply reached unprecedented high levels in 2022 and began to slide again in 23-24, and institutional trust is very differ

do it, yevhen hlibovytskyi, member of the nestor group , director of the newly established frontier institutes, good day, thank you for agreeing to come to talk, i know that the ukraine 2020 forum took place quite recently. dimensions of sustainability, actually the frontier institute with partners organized this event, and it was really an event that had such publicity, more than 100 leaders of opinions, environments tried to find the question of where we are now, in what state, where are the limits of our sustainability and so on. let's start with ...

storivska group, director of the newly established frontier institute, my guest. yevgeny, congratulations. good day. thank you for agreeing to come and talk. i know that the ukraine-2024 forum, dimensions of sustainability, took place quite recently. actually, the institute of the frontier from partners organized this event. and it was really an event that had such a publicity, more than 100 leaders of opinions, environments tried. to find the question of where we are now, in what state, where are the limits of our stability, and so on. let's start with how do you feel about the times and mood of today's society? i think that he is probably alarming, and if at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the ukrainians very clearly handed over the mandate... to the state and with the recognition of all the imperfections of the state , they said: okay, we fully support what the state is doing and are ready to fit into whatever management decisions there are, already in 23 we see a pullback from this position, in 24 i think we see an even bigger pullback, probably the e

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