Volodymyr Palyvoda
Lately, the topic of creating the European Union’s own supranational intelligence service has been actively discussed in European security debates
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The New Government of the Czech Republic: What Will Be Its Attitude to Ukraine?
Polish-Ukrainian and Ukrainian-Polish Relations
Oleh Bereziuk
Recently, the media have been trying to raise complex issues of relations between Poles and Ukrainians and actively discuss events of the past, better known as the Volhynia tragedy
Read moreHungary Is Becoming Increasingly Toxic for the EU and NATO
Yurii Mykhailenko
The reason for Orbán’s Eurosceptic, anti-Ukrainian, and pro-Russian policies lies in his attempts to resolve Hungary’s economic problems through further economic cooperation with Russia
Read moreWitkoff wanted to sell Ukraine to Russia
Oleh Bereziuk
Until now, America has been the leader of the free world and the guarantor of European security, but it seems that this era is coming to an end
Read moreSlovak Information Service
Volodymyr Palyvoda
The Slovak Information Service (SIS) was established in 1993 after the breakup of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic
Read moreThe United States’ So-Called “Peace Initiatives”
Oleh Bereziuk
It is symbolic that the Trump administration did this on the eve of the anniversary of the Revolution of Dignity
Read moreSlovakia and Hungary As Sources of Problems for Ukraine and Europe
Oleh Makhno
While NATO and the EU are sympathetic to Ukraine, some European countries are unwilling to accept this course of action. This refers to Slovakia and Hungary, which adhere to anti-Ukrainian and pro-Russian policies
Read morePressure on Russia, or Сoncessions to It
Yurii Ilchenko
The USA and the EU are increasing pressure on Russia to force it to end the war it has unleashed against Ukraine
Read moreThe UAS and the United Kingdom: a Crack in the “Special Relationship”
Volodymyr Palyvoda
The relationship between the USA and the UK is often referred to as “special”. This is not just an academic term or an empty diplomatic cliché, but an alliance based on trust, shared interests, and values. The two countries have gone through world wars, the Cold War, and the fight against terrorism together, and now they stand side by side again in an era of new challenges
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