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As we approach the grim one year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we cannot underestimate its crushing impact on independent journalism and human rights inside Russia. Without…
Russia’s brutal and unjustified war against Ukraine has damaged European security architecture irremediably. One year later, Ukraine is winning, Russia is losing, while the European Union and The North Atlantic…
For anyone interested in contemporary Germany, the war in Ukraine has had a huge impact. First and foremost, Germany has had to rethink some fundamental tenets of its post-war…
Last year’s massive escalation of the Russian invasion into Ukraine has put global and regional organisations to the test. State capacities for foreign defence and development in European Union (EU)…
Russia’s illegal and unprovoked full-scale invasion of Ukraine has fundamentally changed the dynamics of the Euro-Asian and Euro-Atlantic security order. It poses the gravest threat to security in the Organization…
Since February 2022, the impact of Russia’s war in Ukraine has rippled across the foreign policies of many countries. Central Asian countries have had to quickly adjust their foreign…
The war in Ukraine has had a revealing impact concerning how the West perceives Asia's two behemoths, China and India, as well as the evolving strategic expectations that the US,…
A year into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the reverberations of the conflict continue to be felt across the Middle East. The centrality of the Middle East within global supply…
Summary: Ukraine is changing the world. The fact that India and Pakistan are selling arms and military consulting services in the Caucasus is symptomatic of the withering of the Russian…
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“The personal, physical, psychological and professional toll of fighting this case has been profound. But it’s not my win, it belongs to the legal team and the 28,887 people who…