In this engaging discussion, Tom Nuttall, Berlin bureau chief for The Economist, sheds light on Germany's dramatic shift in foreign policy amid the conflict in Ukraine. Anna Reid, the Eastern Europe correspondent, reveals the profound cultural damage inflicted by the war, while Anne Rowe shares the poignant story of Pasha Lee, an actor turned soldier, who gave his life for his country. Together, they explore the resilience of Ukrainian culture and the broader implications for European security in these turbulent times.