From Sudanese refugees risking death to enter Poland to Latvians honouring fallen Russian soldiers, this is a fascinating, and upsetting, look at existing alongside the invaders of Ukraine
spends this two‑parter looking at the practical and existential impact this has on Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland and Norway.
Adler is a remarkable journalist and broadcaster who has been covering frontline news for more than 30 years and has been the BBC’s Europe editor since 2014. Her knowledge and integrity give the programme a sensitive intelligence. She investigates the contradictions of each country’s response with empathy and dignity, acknowledging how incredible it is that Poland has embraced 1.
Belarus, an ally of Russia, has stoked rightwing sentiment to ramp up anti-immigrant rhetoric in Poland. While many Ukrainians have been met with open arms, Russia has been playing chess while others have been playing draughts, allowing a series of migrants to flow to Poland so that its hardline, anti-immigration government would become increasingly less sympathetic to Ukraine.
That is not to say the opinions on Ukraine are unanimous. There are but two hours to explain six countries’ histories and geopolitical relationships to Russia, but Adler is up to the challenge.is shown to have its identity entangled with Ukraine. The country was among the first to seek independence from the Soviet Union, which colours its perspective on the conflict.
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