Snyder says his final Kharkiv meditation is on basic political wisdom and is most directly relevant to the US midterms. He says it draws on historical examples, political science consensus and experience of recent elections.
Snyder says in a Kharkiv meditation recording that dependence on oil and gas harms people and the future, and notes that the aggressor in the war depends on hydrocarbon revenue.
Snyder discusses disagreement and persuasion with Fox News commentator and pollster Jessica Tarlov, in a conversation that covered the midterms, her new book, and arguing without losing friends.
This poignant account details a train journey through Ukraine amidst drone attacks, highlighting the profound resilience of its people. It’s a powerful meditation on the necessity of direct experience and the danger of looking away from harsh realities. Professor Timothy Snyder on Ukraine.
Professor Timothy Snyder reflects on gas stations as symbols of routine and freedom, now tragically transformed by the war in Ukraine. It explores how everyday necessities become dangerous battlegrounds, exposing the fragility of normal life. He reports from on the ground in Ukraine.
