Publications
- Thursday, 29 May
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Ukraine's defence forces operate between 30 and 36 F-16s, which were donated by the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway.
- Tuesday, 27 May
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Why this agreement is beneficial for the United States and what it brings to Ukraine.
- Monday, 26 May
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On 25 May, the 1000-for-1000 exchange was completed.
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There are no signs that Russia's strategic campaign is achieving any goal other than civilian suffering and billions of dollars spent on missile strikes.
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For Russia, engaging with children and youth in occupied Ukraine is part of a wider effort to integrate the population and militarise children for future service in its armed forces.
- Saturday, 24 May
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"This is a chance to restore confidence in the Ukrainian future, in the Ukrainian economy and in the Ukrainian investment climate.”
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There will still be blood and suffering while Russia is torn apart – and we’re the only ones on Earth who want fewer of them.
- Friday, 23 May
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‘If DFC opens the umbrella of insurance over us, there will be more money than we can handle.’
- Thursday, 22 May
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China accounts for 97% of the supply of graphite used in batteries.
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There is no need to be afraid of the higher voltage standard, but there are indeed risks of returning the outage schedules this summer.
- Wednesday, 21 May
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Zirconium, germanium, gallium, hafnium, holmium, and neodymium are not traded on the open market at all.
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Did Trump and Putin's phone calls bring the ceasefire talks in Ukraine any closer?
- Tuesday, 20 May
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Nikushor Dan embodies political hope, but the problem is that this hope is lonely, and this position often turns from strength to vulnerability.
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“Therefore, this initiative represents an opportunity for us. Whether we seize it will depend on how well both parties perform their roles”.
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Once again, the coalition of rogue states is convinced the West isn’t ready for prolonged campaigns, economic strain, or human losses because even losing a couple of planes causes hysteria. That’s a problem.