27 мин.
Unlock Ukraine: Dubravka Šuica Vice-President of the European Commission. Full Version Promote Ukraine
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- Общество и культура
00:00 - We begin our discussion by acknowledging that democracy cannot be taken for granted and why it is essential to protect it.
03:00 - We will explore how civil society plays a vital role in defending democracy and the ways in which it can help safeguard our democratic institutions.
04:24 - We will examine the path of Dubravka Šuica, a prominent figure in Croatia and EU who has experienced war and how her experiences have shaped her perspective on democracy and civil society.
05:21- We will highlight the voices of Ukrainian civil society in Europe and how they are contributing to the ongoing struggle to defend democracy and human rights.
06:00 - We will discuss how each and every citizen has the power to draw European law and the importance of understanding and utilizing this power.
07:32 - We will explore why Ursula von der Leyen chose Dubravka Šuica and the significance of her appointment as a symbol of the EU's commitment to democracy and human rights.
08:56 - We will delve into the way of Dubravka Šuica and how her work can serve as an inspiration to others to defend democracy and human rights.
10:32 - We will examine the challenges faced by women, particularly in balancing work and life, and the importance of addressing these issues in the context of democracy and human rights.
12:50 - We will discuss the care needed for Ukrainian children and the importance of providing them with a safe and nurturing environment to grow and thrive.
14:33 - We will highlight the fact that temporary solutions for children are no longer sufficient and why it is crucial to address this problem strategically.
16:44 - We will pay attention to the alerts from civil society and why it is important to listen to their voices in the ongoing struggle to defend democracy and human rights.
17:50 - We will emphasize that the care for children is not only the responsibility of a few but a collective responsibility of society, and we must work together to provide them with a better future.
19:35 - We will examine the brain drain problem and the ways in which it poses a threat to the future of Ukraine and its democratic institutions.
21:10 - We will explore the difficulties faced by Ukrainian children in integrating into the EU school system and the importance of finding solutions to these challenges.
22:10 - We will discuss the one year of directive of temporary protection and its impact on the lives of those who have been affected by conflict and war.
24:08 - We will invite all Ukrainians to participate in public consultation and have their voices heard, and emphasize the need for transparency in the ongoing efforts to defend democracy and human rights.
00:00 - We begin our discussion by acknowledging that democracy cannot be taken for granted and why it is essential to protect it.
03:00 - We will explore how civil society plays a vital role in defending democracy and the ways in which it can help safeguard our democratic institutions.
04:24 - We will examine the path of Dubravka Šuica, a prominent figure in Croatia and EU who has experienced war and how her experiences have shaped her perspective on democracy and civil society.
05:21- We will highlight the voices of Ukrainian civil society in Europe and how they are contributing to the ongoing struggle to defend democracy and human rights.
06:00 - We will discuss how each and every citizen has the power to draw European law and the importance of understanding and utilizing this power.
07:32 - We will explore why Ursula von der Leyen chose Dubravka Šuica and the significance of her appointment as a symbol of the EU's commitment to democracy and human rights.
08:56 - We will delve into the way of Dubravka Šuica and how her work can serve as an inspiration to others to defend democracy and human rights.
10:32 - We will examine the challenges faced by women, particularly in balancing work and life, and the importance of addressing these issues in the context of democracy and human rights.
12:50 - We will discuss the care needed for Ukrainian children and the importance of providing them with a safe and nurturing environment to grow and thrive.
14:33 - We will highlight the fact that temporary solutions for children are no longer sufficient and why it is crucial to address this problem strategically.
16:44 - We will pay attention to the alerts from civil society and why it is important to listen to their voices in the ongoing struggle to defend democracy and human rights.
17:50 - We will emphasize that the care for children is not only the responsibility of a few but a collective responsibility of society, and we must work together to provide them with a better future.
19:35 - We will examine the brain drain problem and the ways in which it poses a threat to the future of Ukraine and its democratic institutions.
21:10 - We will explore the difficulties faced by Ukrainian children in integrating into the EU school system and the importance of finding solutions to these challenges.
22:10 - We will discuss the one year of directive of temporary protection and its impact on the lives of those who have been affected by conflict and war.
24:08 - We will invite all Ukrainians to participate in public consultation and have their voices heard, and emphasize the need for transparency in the ongoing efforts to defend democracy and human rights.
27 мин.