Ukraine has granted Europe a grace period to carry out its military preparations. This time must be utilised to its fullest so that Russia does not feel emboldened to test the credibility of Article...
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The West must make serious efforts to change the course of the war in Ukraine. Government orders for the defence industry should be long-term, and in addition to military aid, there must be a renewed...
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Recent spate of statements from Estonia’s leading political figures references the time frame of as little as 2 or 3 years when Russia might act militarily against NATO. This is at the pessimistic...
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Current estimates for the reconstruction and recovery of Ukraine vary between several hundreds of billions up to 1 trillion...
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When the Kremlin launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, it did so in the belief that the West lacked the strategic purpose, steadfastness and moral fibre to enable Ukraine to prosecute it to...
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The democratic opposition in Belarus is still fragmented. While they do share a common vision of a post-Lukashenko free Belarus, there is a lack of specificity. Until there's a united front, no one...
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Ukrainian diplomacy has been working hard to maintain Russia’s aggression against their country high on the global agenda, including with relatively new partners in the so-called ‘Global...
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We must invest more time; resources; and effort in our security, tells Kestutis Budris, Chief National Security Advisor to the President of Lithuania in an interview to...
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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, tells Vineta Kleine, Head of the NATO Information and Documentation...
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Russians have long understood that to win a war, you must utilise an enemy’s forces as skilfully as you use your own. As the Gaza conflict demonstrates, these forces can be far afield of the war...
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