Tetiana Fedosiuk is an editor, translator, and analyst. She speaks Ukrainian, Russian, English, Italian, and Polish. Tetiana specialises on Russia’s propaganda and disinformation in the US, Eastern European and post-Soviet nations, as well as on NATO related topics and defence policies in respective countries.
The democratic opposition in Belarus is still fragmented. While they do share a common vision of a post-Lukashenko free Belarus,…
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The Alliance’s main tasks are to support Ukraine’s right to self-defence and prevent escalation. That is what we are doing,…
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It is not for the U.S. or other outsiders to define what constitutes a victory for Ukraine or the end…
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Maksym Kononenko, extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of Estonia, sat down for his first interview in…
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In 1944, the Soviet regime deported over 190,000 Crimean Tatars from their homes – an act of ethnic cleansing. Today,…
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In the first weeks into the full-scale invasion, Ukraine alerted the international community that the Moscow authorities were deporting children…
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On 24 February, Odesa woke up from the sounds of cruise missiles exploding in the sky. It was targeted, just…
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The collaborating school administrators in the occupied city of Mariupol banned students from speaking Ukrainian to each other, even outside…
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On the 35th day of war in Ukraine (30–31 March 2022), a national pollster, the Sociological Group ‘Rating’, conducted a…
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