CRISIS IN UKRAINE
There are two things we in Ukraine are preoccupied with the most these days: a victory in the war and future reconstruction and transformation of the country.
Let me share with you a few reflections which are shaped by these two major concerns which define our present-day thinking, decisionmaking, communications, fighting, and prayer. Ukraine is the centre of the resistance. But it is also at the epicentre of a global battle, a purposeful ‘life and death’ battle. For freedom. For human dignity. For peace. For Just Peace. I never counted how many of my relatives, friends, colleagues, alumni and people I know – instead of running companies, writing IT code, teaching, developing communities through civil society projects and creating value for others – hold weapons in their hands, and fight.
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