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“Where is their willingness to make a deal? We see no Russian commitment to peace. Putin will simply continue. Therefore, the West must increase pressure on him. In the fifth year of the war, that pressure must be radically intensified.”
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Conversation with a Romanian expert on the Black Sea region, hybrid threats, and Russian aggression.
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What do you think a security guarantee system for Ukraine could look like? I believe the strongest guarantee for Ukraine lies in what it does for itself, as well as in how European…
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Following the meeting of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group in the Ramstein format, partners confirmed one of the largest support budgets for Ukraine — $38 billion for 2026. This was…
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“Trump will never be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Because Trump cares about peace — and we are going to achieve peace. … When Trump achieves peace, they will still say it is a failure. … It will happen before the end of the year, for sure…
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‘Thanks to NATO's presence, Serbia does not dare to attack Kosovo or launch a military invasion.’
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The Putin regime is testing reactions and looking for weak links in the collective security system by attacking the information and cyberspace of EU and NATO countries, violating the sovereignty of states on the eastern flank of the Alliance…
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The Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces stated on social media that during Russia’s attack on targets in Ukraine, there were “repeated violations of Polish airspace by drones…
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Over the past week, the world has witnessed an attempt to implement one of the most ambitious foreign policy initiatives since the end of the Cold War. A series of high-level meetings…
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Specific proposals for security guarantees for Kyiv are being developed, as are plans for negotiations between Zelenskyy and Putin, followed by a trilateral summit with Trump. The issue of territory exchange has been postponed.
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‘There is a strong demand for Europe to take more responsibility and for the US not to abandon Europe and Ukraine during this difficult period.’
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‘Now we need to think not about not having enough mobilised people - we need brains and a strategy for building everything.’
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The foreign policy of the US administration towards the Ukraine is undergoing changes against the background of the failure of peace initiatives.
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The continuation of the Russian-Ukrainian war may be beneficial to a certain extent for various actors in global politics. However, the motives of each player differ.
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There is a rapid shift in security emphasis in Europe.