Russia's war on Ukraine will have profound consequences for the idea of European integration as a "peace project". Old inner-European controversies suddenly appear in a new light, lines of conflict shift, new alliances are formed. The backdrop of this uncertainty - perceived as an historical turning point, a Zeitenwende - is the question of how security and prosperity can be maintained in a situation characterized by cumulative crises. International experts and intellectuals discussed this European quest for orientation, focusing on three main topics: refugee movements, the cultural and economic consequences of the crises, and the conflicting attitudes towards the rule of law as a basis for a democratic European project. *** Speakers *** Piotr Buras (head of the European Council on Foreign Relations Warsaw office, Poland) Kateryna Mishchenko (writer, publisher, translator, Ukraine) Nicolai von Ondarza (German Institute for International and Security Affairs - SWP, Germany) Moderator: Eric Maurice (Fondation Robert Schuman, France) *** When *** 26th of May, Thursday, 8 p.m. *** Where *** Deutsches Hygiene Museum Dresden | Marta Fraenkel Hall *** Replay *** *** Languages *** The discussions was held in English with simultaneous translation.