This year, I am visiting Ukraine for the third time and returning to Poland for the third time with faith in Ukrainians, admiring how the nation and business are trying to function—as normally as possible—during the war.

On the one hand, there is the war; the destruction of some parts of the country; a huge shortage of human resources caused by mass migration and conscription; regular reports of mines; and a constant sense of uncertainty—because at any time a missile could hit your home or business, and then you could lose everything.

And on the other hand, the enormous efforts of the population to live, act, develop business, and nurture Ukrainian identity and culture.

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