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Conference on sanctions against the Russian nuclear industry at the European Parliament: a call to action for Europe’s energy security

Stand With Ukraine, in collaboration with the United for Ukraine Network, Eastern Circles, DiXi Group, Urgewald, and Friends of the Earth Europe, co-organized a roundtable discussion on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, at the European Parliament in Brussels. The topic was sanctions against the Russian nuclear industry.The conference brought together experts and policymakers to discuss the impact of sanctions on Russia's nuclear sector and the implications for European energy security. Speakers included Andrius Kubilius, MEP from the EPP group; Vsevolod Chentsov, Head of the Ukrainian Mission to the European Union; Olena Pavlenko, President of DiXi Group; and Patricia Lorenz, an expert at Friends of the Earth Europe. The discussion was moderated by Anas...

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Participation in the Cities and Regions Summit in Kyiv

Stand With Ukraine attended the Cities and Regions Summit on April 19-20, held in Kyiv and Ukraine's war-affected regions, to strengthen ties between international, particularly European, and Ukrainian municipalities. This event, organized by the Ukrainian government, aimed to solidify partnerships to support Ukraine's reconstruction and contribute more broadly to the European integration of Ukrainian society at all levels.These local-level exchanges align with the core mission of Stand With Ukraine’s Lights for Winter campaign, which has been fostering closer ties between French and Ukrainian municipalities since last winter. France was represented at the summit by the regions of Île-de-France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, and Hauts-de-France. The event also saw Paris being awarded the...

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Special screening of the film Mémoire Fragile

We are delighted to invite you, as part of the Babylon Villeneuve project, to a special screening of the documentary Fragile Memory, directed by Igor Ivanko and produced by the Babylon’13 collective.Synopsis: Leonid Burlaka, a Ukrainian filmmaker from Odesa and recipient of the Order of Merit of Ukraine, made a lasting impact on cinema with his films, widely shown during and after the Soviet era. Today, he suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. His grandson Igor, the documentary's director and a young cinematographer, discovers undeveloped photographs and delves into the memories of this great filmmaker.We look forward to welcoming many of you to experience this deeply moving documentary!📆 April 29, 2023, at 11:00 AM 📍 Studio 28 Cinema / 10 Rue Tholozé, Paris 🎫 Free admission...

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