Tetyana Filevska, an art manager and researcher specializing in 20th-century Ukrainian art, passionately discusses the cultural struggle between Ukraine and Russia. She uncovers how Russia's manipulation of modernist artists aimed to control historical narratives. Tetyana highlights the importance of reclaiming identities of artists like Kazimir Malevich, emphasizing the need for cultural diplomacy in these tumultuous times. The conversation touches on art's role amidst conflict and how creativity can resist oppression, revealing the deep connections between art, identity, and politics.

Dr. Mike Martin, a defense expert and former soldier, shares insights on Ukraine's potential NATO membership contingent on Russia's actions. Verity Bowman, a foreign reporter, raises alarming discussions about war crimes, specifically the torture of female POWs. Tetyana Filevska, an expert in Ukrainian art, highlights the cultural significance of art amidst conflict and the legacy of Kazimir Malevich. Together, they navigate the intricate geopolitical landscape and the resilience of Ukrainian identity, emphasizing the importance of artistic contributions in times of crisis.