NATO’s European allies are adapting their defences at a time when it is becoming increasingly crucial to pursue strategic ...

Networks connected to the Russian Orthodox Church play a key role in Moscow’s influence operations across the world. Regular attempts to promote a pro-Russian worldview are supported by active efforts ...

Many countries in the region still lack a dedicated approach to AI. Far-right parties are now taking advantage of this lack ...

Russia wants to harm our countries without having to use military force, because if it were to use military force, obviously NATO would respond. If it doesn’t use military force, NATO isn’t in charge ...

The former Slovenian politician Borut Pahor’s political trajectory defied traditional expectations. His campaign to become the president of Slovenia after a loss in popularity relied on a skilful use ...

For Ukraine, a smaller nation defending a long frontline, drones and other battlefield innovations have helped offset some of Russia’s numerical advantage. But technology can only go so far. Holding ...

Dimko Zhluktenko describes himself as an ordinary guy, but in reality, he is anything but. Before the 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, he worked in the tech industry, and he and his girlfriend, ...

After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the major western countries levied a comprehensive package of sanctions on Russia, thereby challenging its financial and military capabilities to continue its war ...

Beneath the daily headlines lies a deeper question, one that the West has faced before and may soon face again: what should its relationship with Russia look like when the guns eventually fall silent?

“The National Assembly has just taken an important step toward ensuring greater success for Slovenia in the future. However, this was not the final step toward Slovenia gaining a government of ...

For Germans of the post-Soviet space, August 28th is a day of remembrance and mourning. In August 1941, the mass deportation of Soviet Germans began. More than one million people were forcibly removed ...

Before Russia’s full-scale invasion, Oleshky was home to nearly 24,000 people. Russian forces seized the town in the opening days of the war, and much of it was flooded after the Kakhovka dam was ...