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Analysis

November 6, 2023

Being an Export-Oriented Nation in Times of War: Ukraine as a Unique Case

Ukraine has lived through tyranny, autocracy, and various -isms, and knows the price of liberty - civil, political, and economic.

Analysis

November 3, 2023

Ukraine is steadily reforming its policies in order to meet democratic and liberal standards.

Analysis

November 2, 2023

Russia remains determined to plunge Ukraine into darkness. But is Ukraine ready to take on the challenge?

Stories

November 1, 2023

A Mariupol-born poet reveals what she and her family have lost to Russia's aggression and savaging of their city.

Stories

October 31, 2023

Sofia recalls losing her home and farm in Kherson Oblast first to the Russian occupation, and later to the Kakhovka dam flooding.

Analysis

October 28, 2023

Since Russia's aggression in 2014, volunteer paramedics from Hospitallers have saved over 5,000 lives by evacuating injured soldiers.

Analysis

October 26, 2023

How does Ukraine’s need to protect sovereignty and territorial integrity transform the international legal frame of asset seizure?

Analysis

October 19, 2023

Between 20,000 and 50,000 Ukrainians have lost limbs since the beginning of Russia's invasion in 2022.

Opinions

October 18, 2023

To survive Russia’s neo-imperialism, Europe’s democracies must find a balance between their desire for peace and their own defence

Analysis

October 17, 2023

Is Russia launching a new offensive, as some media and experts say? What is happening near Avdiivka, where Russians concentrated a lot of troops?

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