Being Moldovan in Ukraine: Identity, War, and Resilience -A Community Between Two Worlds In the multiethnic landscape of Ukraine’s Odessa region, the Moldovan community occupies a unique space. Rooted in centuries of history yet navigating contemporary political and military upheavals, these individuals embody a dual identity: deeply connected to their Moldovan heritage while fully participating as Ukrainian citizens.

La présence de l'essayiste Rachel Khan, si courageuse elle aussi, fut un plaisir. La présence de nombreuses personnalités politiques prouve que la république possède encore quelques femmes et hommes dignes. Deux ans déjà, et un espoir, enfin, que les otages soient libérés, que cette guerre cesse. Le sang des innocents à assez coulé...

Odessa is a city unlike any other in the country, facing the Black Sea, and it was striking to witness Russian drone attacks at night, then see life resume its course during the day, with people working, walking in the streets, even going to the beach. Life must go on.

​​My son Arthur and I are overjoyed to announce our first award for our debut documentary, Children Beyond the War, which we co-directed...

The Centre Culturel Ukrainien, the Embassy of Ukraine, Arthur Herpe, and I Gregory Herpe delighted to invite you to our exhibition