Yuri Ilchenko
The distribution of functions between the United States and Europe, which defines the new security architecture of the Western world, has an objective character, and therefore will remain relevant in the future. At the same time, Ukraine’s leading participation in the European security system will be a reliable guarantee of preventing a new Russian attack on it
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Vladimir Palivoda
After World War II, the United States, Australia, Britain, Canada, and New Zealand formed the Five Eyes alliance to collect intercepted communications and data together. It is the most ambitious intelligence gathering and sharing arrangement in history
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Yuriy Mykhailenko
The change in the US foreign policy course, accompanied by the revision (for the first time since 1945) of its traditional role in European security, poses a challenge to the EU to reshape the political and security architecture of the continent. In order to effectively counter Russia’s neo-imperialist expansion in Europe, it is necessary to modernize the existing European security architecture
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Volodymyr Palyvoda
The outcome of Ronen Bar’s dismissal from the post of the head of Shin Bet may determine the future shape of the Israeli political scene and the fate of the conflict in the Gaza Strip
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Currently, the continuation of the war against Ukraine poses a real threat of the collapse of the Russian economy with catastrophic consequences for it
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Oleh Makhno
Three years of war in Ukraine – a successful test of the Chinese-Russian alliance
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Volodymyr Palyvoda
Chinese intelligence in Europe poses a growing threat to security, sovereignty and political stability
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Volodymyr Palyvoda
Russia wages war not only against Ukraine, but de-facto against the entire West.
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Oleg Makhno
The Czech Republic understands the importance of a solid military fist, which can defend its statehood
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