Kalender

Program:
13.00-13.10 Carl Erik Foverskov, The Danish Helsinki Committee: Welcome,The idea behind the conference and the aim of the conference.
13,15-13:30 MP Zenia Stampe: The Danish Foreign Policy and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
13.30-13.50 PhD Fellow Kim Frederichsen: New Cold War? International systemic conflict or Great Power games.
13.50-14.30 Associate Professor Taras Kononenko: Ukrainian National Identitity between European Values and “Homo Sovjeticus”.
14.30-15.10 Program Manager, PhD Jekatarina Chimiris: The Russian perspective of the Conflict, a New “Cold War” or a Recognision as Great Power.
15.10-15.30 Coffee break.
15.30-16.00 Journalist Peter Wivel: The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict seen from Berlin.
16.00-16.30 Paneldiscussion.
16.30-17.10 Questions and comments to the speakers from the audience.
17.10-17.30 Chairman of the Danish Helsinki Committee Karsten Fledelius: Summary of and Conclusions from the Conference.

Moderator: Jakob Meile, The Royal Library, Copenhagen

The language of the conference will be English.

All are welcome to the conference, but registration is mandatory because of the security procedure at Christiansborg. Registration can be made by email to konference@helsinki-komiteen.dk, by TuesdayJanuary 20., please include name, address, and ,if applicable. organisation.
The conference fee is DKK. 50, -. The amount requested deposited into account: Danske Bank Reg 1551 Account 1900544 not later than January 21.
The fee also covers coffee with sweet biscuits.

For reasons of security procedures and registration please meet in good time, not later than 12:45.

The conference is organized by The Danish Helsinki Committee in cooperation with the Danish United Nations Association, The Danish Russian Association in Copenhagen, The Danish Russian Association in Odense, The Danish-Ukrainian Society and Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen.

The conference is sponsored by The Hermod Lannung Foundation.