ALYA SHANDRA, The article was published at Boosting air defense has become Ukraine’s number-one priority: rebuilding destroyed power plants is a Sisyphean task when they will be destroyed in the next wave of Russian...
April 2024
NGRNUkraine’s Resistance: A Planned Response to Russian Aggression
Ukraine’s resistance to Russia’s invasion was not a spontaneous reaction, but rather a well-planned and coordinated effort that began long before the tanks crossed the border in February 2022. The Ukrainian government...
Pavlo KryvenkoHow could the Dutch coalition impact Ukraine?
Written by UCMC/Hybrid Warfare Analytical Group Migrants “Brought it” to the Elections Last summer, the Dutch coalition government “stumbled” on the issue of immigration control. The current Prime Minister, Mark Rutte...
Bulgaria’s power gambit: Why the caretaker energy minister’s nomination sends a message?
The appointment of Vladimir Malinov, head of Bulgaria’s transmission system operator Bultartransgaz, as caretaker energy minister is raising eyebrows in the expert community and notably among those working on Russia’s...
Ilian VassilevTurkey’s local elections: the implications for the country’s political landscape
Turkey’s opposition won a serious victory across several major cities in the country’s local elections held last Sunday. The opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) gained the biggest voters’ support with 37.8%...
Igor FedykCACDS: Russian PsyOp on the “soon offence” is at the peak
Valentyn Badrak, Center for Army, Conversion and Disarmament Studies Published at cacds.org.ua The Russian Ministry of Defense said on April 3 that Russian military commissariats have recorded a significant increase in...
The Rise of China’s Military Power: Missiles, Jets, and AI
China has been rapidly expanding its military capabilities, including its arsenal of missiles, jets, and ships. This build-up has been accompanied by significant investments in artificial intelligence (AI) military...
Belarus’s Leader is Shaking Up Government Workflows with an Old-School Approach
Belarus’s President Aliaksandr Lukashenka has recently issued an unusual directive to his ministers, instructing them to stop using their computers and instead save notes on paper. This move has sparked curiosity and...
Bulgaria in NATO: A 20-Year Retrospective
Twenty years after joining NATO, Bulgaria faces a new security landscape. Idealism has given way to pragmatism, and the need for greater contribution and self-reliance within the Alliance has become paramount...