Public discussion entitled “Dubious prospects of occupied Crimea: blooming or drying out?” was held at the ICDS on 10 March 2020. The event was jointly organised by the International Centre for...
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Taking the model-experiences from Finland, Norway and UK, sustainable cooperation with private sector is a key to ensure the existence of a certain quantity of supplies by means of pre-contracts....
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NATO’s only goal in pursuing deterrence in the Baltic region is to protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Allies, while avoiding military conflict with Russia. Russia, meanwhile, has...
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ICDS Chief Executive and Programme Director “Resilient Ukraine” Dmitri Teperik participated in the international roundtable entitled “Russia’s interference in electoral processes: threat and...
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Andreas Norlén, Speaker of the Riksdag (Parliament of Sweden) visited ICDS together with a delegation of Members of the Riksdag on 13 February...
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These and many other questions were raised during the seminar “Sanctions Against Russia – Effective or Still Not Enough?” on 23 January 2020 at the ICDS. The event was moderated by ICDS Chief...
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Ukrinform and ICDS organised a public roundtable discussion entitled “National Resilience: New Approaches to Solving Old Problems” on 12 December 2019 in Kyiv,...
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Estonia and Finland, two good neighbours so close, but yet different due to past. We were delighted to welcome members of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Eduskunta, Parliament of Finland on 11...
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“NATO’s enduring core tasks are collective defence, crisis management and cooperative security. This is a set menu, not a’la carte,” ICDS Director Sven Sakkov commented on the current health...
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Did the attack on Pearl Harbor take place due to an intelligence failure? How Communist Polish spies and the Dutch counterintelligence played cat and mouse? Austria's general strike in 1950: was it a...
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