Russia’s invasion of Ukraine isn’t just a regional war — its shockwaves reach far beyond the battlefield, shaping global security and economic stability. In this video, Mark Laity, former NATO Chief Strategic Communications Officer, explains why failing to secure Ukraine’s

Russia’s war on Ukraine is also a war on culture. In 1946, the USSR erased the multiethnic village of Frumushyka to build a military base. Decades later, one evicted family’s descendant returned with a bold idea: rebuild it from scratch and preserve its heritage.