This event will take place in person, in Shaffer Hall Room 3, Homewood Campus. The event can also be viewed virtually via Zoom webinar. Registration links are below.
Russia has just launched an invasion of Ukraine, creating one of the worst security crises in Europe since World War II. How did this conflict erupt so quickly—or has it been brewing for years? What is motivating Putin and what are his ultimate aims? What tools do Europe and the United State have to respond to this crisis? And what are the stakes for democracies around the world?
Johns Hopkins students are invited to join SNF Agora faculty and fellows—some of the world’s foremost experts on the politics and history of the region—for a conversation about the unfolding crisis. Anne Applebaum, Henry Farrell, and Peter Pomerantsev, along with Chris Beyrer of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, will spend the hour answering your questions.
Seating is limited for in-person attendance, so register now! Masking is required throughout the event, and food and drink are not permitted.
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