Eduard Heger interview at the World Economic Forum

The transcript discusses the importance of Ukraine's victory over Russia for neighboring countries, emphasizing the need for stability and democracy. It highlights the fear of Russian expansion and the bravery of Ukrainians in defending their country. The impact of the war on Western Europe is considered more theoretical, while the humanitarian crisis is vividly described through the experiences of refugees. The discussion underscores the shared values and the necessity of supporting Ukraine.

Why does Slovakia believe it is crucial for Ukraine to win against Russia?

• To establish a new government in Ukraine

• To expand their own territory

• To gain economic benefits

• To maintain regional stability and democracy

What is the main fear if Ukraine fails in its conflict with Russia?

• Russia will focus on internal development

• Russia will expand further into neighboring countries

• The European Union will dissolve

• Ukraine will become a new superpower

How do the Ukrainian people demonstrate their resilience in the conflict?

• By seeking international aid

• By migrating to other countries

• By showing bravery and making progress in defense

• By negotiating peace with Russia

What is a significant difference in perception of the war between border countries and those further west?

• Border countries are economically benefiting from the war

• Western countries are more supportive of Russia

• Western countries are more involved in the conflict

• Border countries feel the war's impact more directly

What humanitarian issues are highlighted due to the war in Ukraine?

• Increased tourism in neighboring countries

• Separation of families and loss of lives

• Establishment of new trade routes

• Improved economic conditions