Analysis

Analysis
May 29, 2026

Russia's Spring 2026 Offensive: A Lot of Bragging, Little Gain

Every spring, Russia promises momentum, but the front advances only a few kilometres at the cost of thousands of lives.
Analysis
May 25, 2026

The Bees and the Bear: How Ukraine is Turning Russia’s Greatest Strengths into Weaknesses

Ukraine is shaping the war so that Russia pays more, gains less, and loses soldiers and equipment.
Analysis
May 22, 2026

Chornobyl, Beyond the Sarcophagus: Lesser-Known Stories and Lasting Risks

Exploring Prypiat, Duga and other landmarks of the Exclusion Zone and forces threatening them.
Analysis
May 14, 2026

Ukraine Creates a New Geography of War

Spring 2026 marks a significant expansion of Ukraine's long-range campaign into Russian territory.
Analysis
May 4, 2026

What Role Has Decentralization Played in Ukraine’s Resilience?

The war has not stopped decentralization; instead, it has pushed it into a "networked" phase.
Analysis
May 1, 2026

How Ukraine Is Turning Russia's Distance Into Vulnerability

Ukraine is changing how modern warfare works, despite asymmetry in budgets and resources.
Analysis
April 30, 2026

How Does Displacement in Ukraine Reorganize Society?

Below we show how IDPs became the "connectors" of a networked nation.
Analysis
April 25, 2026

Chornobyl Was Healing. Then Russia Invaded

How the war disrupted decades of one of Europe's most unexpected ecological recoveries.
Analysis
April 21, 2026

Ukraine Warns: Every Delay in Military Aid Helps Russia

Every gap in protection gives Moscow the opportunity to escalate attacks on civilians and infrastructure.
Analysis
April 2, 2026

Ukraine’s “State in a Smartphone” as a Global Benchmark

Ukraine’s Diia is often described as a “state in a smartphone,” but this undersells what it actually represents.
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