Global News Podcast Young voices special
Mar 25, 2022
Paul Adams, a BBC correspondent who reported from Kyiv during the invasion, and Lyse Doucet, the chief international correspondent, delve into the pressing concerns young people have about the Ukraine conflict. They discuss the real threat of nuclear escalation and Putin's ambitions. Insights into the resilience of both Ukrainian military and youth amidst the turmoil are highlighted. The conversation touches on Europe's energy reliance and the complex geopolitical landscape, as well as the humanitarian response to Ukrainian refugees and the collective empathy showcased by the youth.
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Student Reactions to War
- Students in Copenhagen shared their feelings about the war in Ukraine.
- Many expressed sadness, anger towards Putin, and fear for the future.
Managing News Intake
- Limit news consumption to avoid feeling overwhelmed by the constant influx of information.
- Setting boundaries is crucial, especially for young people.
Dealing with Guilt
- It's common to feel guilty about one's heritage during times of conflict, even if not personally responsible.
- Schools and adults must emphasize that the Russian regime, not the Russian people, are to blame.