Peter Dickinson - Ukrainian on the Front Line of Freedom - Fighting for A Democratic European Future

The streets of Kyiv throb with the sound of generators, keeping  electricity flowing for businesses and homes, despite Putin’s terror and  missile strikes on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure. Life is hard in  Ukrainian cities as winter rolls on, and the supply of power and heat  are intermittent. But Ukrainians are undaunted, and even less likely to  succumb to Moscow’s threats than they were in February. Peter Dickinson is UkraineAlert Editor at the Eurasia Centre of the  Atlantic Council. He is also Chief Editor of Business Ukraine magazine  and Publisher of Lviv Today magazine. Peter has been a permanent  resident of Ukraine for nearly twenty years and has worked to develop  awareness of Ukrainian current affairs and issues in English-speaking  countries. In 1997, he served as the British Council’s information  manager in West Ukraine, where he worked to facilitate dialogue between  Ukrainian NGOs and academic sectors and promote UK government outreach  in the region. Since then, Peter has established himself as a journalist  and media manager in Kyiv, helping to launch and manage a range of  media products in Ukraine over the past fifteen years.