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Opinion

Nine reasons NATO cannot afford to say “no” to Ukraine

Allies plan to leave Ukraine yet again in limbo at the Washington summit. They are but victims of reflexive control: denying Ukraine membership will escalate Russia's war, not the other way around

byHans Petter Midttun

4 minute read

Opinion

NATO should deploy non-combat troops to Ukraine

Russia is not going anywhere, so a NATO coalition of the willing might as well help confront it on Ukrainian soil, with the Ukrainian army taking the brunt of the fighting

byAnna HusarskaandbyMykola Viknianskiy

5 minute read

Opinion

Old and new lessons from Russia’s war against Ukraine

The enduring conflict in Ukraine has shed light on the intricate dynamics of 21st-century warfare, where nuclear deterrence is shaped by relative stakes rather than capabilities, information warfare plays a crucial role in shaping narratives, and the power of sanctions remains uncertain in the short term.

byJoseph S. Nye

Russian black Sea fleet Ukraine marine drone Sergei Kotov

4 minute read

Opinion

Ukraine war erodes Russia’s grip on Black Sea, Mediterranean

The ongoing war in Ukraine has damaged one-third of Russia's Black Sea warships and cut off its ability to rotate naval assets through Turkish straits, weakening the Kremlin's power projection in the Mediterranean region it once dominated.

byGalip Dalay

6 minute read

Opinion

Big Oil finances Putin’s war crimes and Trump’s political ambitions

Recent findings suggest that Big Oil has been channeling funds into Putin's regime and Trump's political coffers, supporting Russian aggression in Ukraine and efforts to secure favors for the fossil fuel industry.

bySvitlana RomankoandbyOleh Savytskyi

4 minute read

Opinion

The global implications of Georgia’s political crisis

As Georgia's government cracks down on dissent and aligns itself with the Kremlin, the country's role as a crucial link in the Middle Corridor connecting Europe to Asia is under threat, potentially disrupting global trade flows and energy supply chains.

bySalome Samadashvili

5 minute read

Opinion

National revival is Belarus’ best defense against Putin and Lukashenka

After a century of Russification leaving just 1 in 10 Belarusians speaking their native tongue, revitalizing national identity is the only recourse against the Putin-Lukashenka axis of repression.

byFranak Viačorka

6 minute read

Opinion

The myth must die; there can be no security in Europe with Russia

Two years into Russia's war, the ghost of the German Ostpolitik philosophy lingers over the country's foreign policy

byWinfried Schneider-Deters

Oleksandra Matviychuk Lviv Media Forum speech

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Opinion

Calls for Ukraine to stop defending itself are immoral, Nobel laureate Matviichuk says

The world order, based on the UN Charter and international law, is collapsing before our eyes, Ukrainian human rights lawyer Oleksandra Matviychuk says.

byOleksandra Matviichuk

Georgia foreign agents law protests Tbilisi

10 minute read

Georgia’s Foreign Agents law: Russia’s new frontline in its war against freedom in the world

The protests engulfing in Tbilisi are not only about Georgian democracy, but about countering an ever-expanding zone of global Russian influence

byMarika Mikiashvili

4 minute read

Opinion

Kremlin intensifies sabotage and propaganda in the West ahead of EU elections

As Europeans prepare to head to the polls for the EU elections, security officials warn that the Kremlin is intensifying its efforts to destabilize the continent through a multi-pronged campaign of sabotage, propaganda, and political interference.

bySerhii Kuzan

5 minute read

Opinion

“Shock and Awe”: the missing element in the West’s Ukraine strategy

For more than two years, Western governments have trickled weapons and ammunition into Ukraine and imposed financial and trade sanctions on Russia, sometimes with little coordination. The sooner they can embrace a "shock and awe" campaign reminiscent of Colin Powell's Gulf War strategy, the better it will be for everyone.

byAnders Åslund

5 minute read

Opinion

The Case for Ukraine’s NATO Accession

At the signing ceremony of the North Atlantic Treaty on 4 April 1949, then-US President Harry Truman remarked…

byYuriy GorodnichenkoandbyIlona Sologoub

EU Russian threat aggression Macron Scholz

10 minute read

Opinion

Europe finds its courage to stand up to Russia

From debates of troop deployment to speeches about the pre-war era, there is a growing sense in the EU that the time for appeasing Putin has passed

byHans Petter Midttun

Deportation of the Crimean Tatars Remembrance day

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FAQs

Ten things about the Crimean Tatar deportation you always wanted to know, but were afraid to ask

The hushed-up Soviet crime is one that Russia continues to spin in its ongoing occupation of Crimea, and one that Ukraine insists was genocide

byAlya ShandraandbyYuliia Rudenko

Russian incursion Kharkiv Oblast Vovchansk

4 minute read

Opinion

Delayed Western aid allowed Russia to attack Kharkiv Oblast

As Ukraine waited for new weapons deliveries debated for months by the U.S. Congress and European Union, Russia seized the initiative with a lightning offensive in Kharkiv province on 10 May, marking its most significant gains in nearly a year.

byMark Temnycky

4 minute read

Opinion

Special cultural operation by Putin’s favorite violinist succeeds in Seoul

Defying international backlash, Putin-backed violinist Vladimir Spivakov's secretive Seoul concert was touted as a Russian cultural victory. The performance, revealed only after the fact, faced protests but proceeded as planned.

byDmitri Smelansky

5 minute read

Opinion

Will Spain and France choose EU solidarity over Russian LNG profits?

As the EU prepares sanctions against Russian LNG, two of the bloc's largest importers remain worryingly silent on targeting the Kremlin's energy profits.

byOleh Savytskyi

Macron Tusk Scholz in Paris Weimar triangle

4 minute read

Opinion

The European Union’s new triumvirate

France, Germany, and Poland are leading the charge for a more assertive and united Europe in the face of existential threats.

bySławomir Sierakowski

4 minute read

Opinion

The G7’s frozen asset fiasco: a masterclass in self-sabotage

The G7's strategy of using frozen Russian assets as leverage has been a dismal failure, undermining Ukraine's defense efforts and emboldening Russia's aggression. It's time for Western leaders to abandon this misguided approach and take decisive action.

byOlena Halushka