Frank Langfitt

Frank Langfitt, NPR's correspondent in Moldova, dives into the urgent refugee crisis stemming from the Ukraine war. He shares how this small nation, one of Europe's poorest, is providing crucial support to over 400,000 Ukrainian refugees despite its own vulnerabilities. Langfitt highlights the resilience of Moldovan communities amidst fears of a potential Russian invasion and the complexities of their geopolitical position. He also discusses individual stories of aid workers and the humanitarian efforts that underscore Moldova's critical role in this crisis.

Frank Langfitt, NPR's international correspondent, provides gripping insights from the heart of Ukraine as tensions escalate. He discusses Putin’s strategies that seem to lay the groundwork for invasion, unraveling the historical context behind these moves. The podcast also delves into Ukraine's emotional struggle amid these threats and highlights the mixed sentiments on military support. Moreover, it explores the challenges of maintaining U.S. and European unity in response to Russian aggression, particularly regarding sanctions and NATO’s evolving role.

Join NPR correspondent Frank Langfitt, who reported from Sarajevo, as he delves into the rising ethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He discusses the fragile state of this multi-ethnic nation, and the looming threat of renewed violence as echoes of a brutal past resurface. Langfitt highlights the disillusionment of the youth, shaped by decades of corruption and turmoil, and reflects on Sarajevo's transformation from a war zone to a vibrant tourist destination. Personal accounts reveal the emotional scars that still impact residents today.