Russian Aggression
Russian Aggression
April 10, 2019
Not only Ukraine: How Russian Narratives Influence British Media
In the last few years it has become increasingly apparent that Ukraine is not the only target of Russian “active measures” in the information area. The US, EU member...
Russian Aggression
March 20, 2019
Interview With Military Expert: How Russia Uses The Arms Trade To Expand Its Global Influence
Russia remains one of the biggest global arms exporters. It uses the trade in weapons to not only earn money, but to expand its global geopolitical influence.
Russian Aggression
February 14, 2019
We Do Far More than Meddle in Foreign Elections, Top Putin Aide Taunts
On February 11, Vladislav Surkov, one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s key aides and ideologists, published a reveling article called “Putin’s Long State.”
It...
Russian Aggression
February 8, 2019
Is the Kremlin Really Afraid of a Farmer?
Birthdays are typically lavish affairs in Ukraine. But not for Volodymyr Balukh, who will spend his third birthday in prison for the simple act of displaying a Ukrainian...
Russian Aggression
December 5, 2018
Does Ukraine need a martial law? Сomments by Ukrainian security and military experts
After Russia attacked and seized Ukrainian ships and sailors in the Black Sea on November 25th, Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko suggested introducing a martial...
Russian Aggression
December 3, 2018
The Azov Crisis Explained: an interview with security expert Hanna Shelest
On November 25, Russia opened fire on three Ukrainian ships in the Kerch Strait and then seized them. Ukraine blamed Russia of military aggression and violation...
Russian Aggression
November 28, 2018
Russia Openly Attacks Ukraine. Why Now?
On November 25, Russia opened fire on three Ukrainian ships in the Kerch Strait and then seized them. On November 26, Kyiv imposed martial law in ten regions for...
Russian Aggression
November 12, 2018
Russia Shows its Military Might in the Black Sea and Beyond
Since illegally annexing Crimea in 2014, Russia has drastically increased its military presence in the Black Sea region. The Kremlin’s dominance may be temporary...
Russian Aggression
October 31, 2018
10 Names Russia Hopes You'll Never Know
Since Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, Moscow and its proxies have put dozens of Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar political prisoners behind bars. However, there are many...
Russian Aggression
October 8, 2018
Why Russia Should Not Enjoy Impunity in the Council of Europe
Without fulfilling conditions set out in the Parliamentary Assembly’s resolutions, why should Russia be allowed return to the Council?