[…] I think it is also important to understand that a direct military threat coming from Russia is something that is considered possible in Poland
According to Piotr Buras, Warsaw’s support for Ukraine is also driven by its own historical experience of a Russian invasion
At some point, you need to start thinking about Western supply chains that are based on Western systems
Gustav Gressel comments on the importance of Soviet-era T-72 tanks in Ukraine’s counteroffensive
The Social Democrats don’t want to (deliver more weapons) and now they are pulling out every excuse
Engjellushe Morina’s article on the state of energy in the Balkans is included in the European Parliament’s list of readings on the energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine
In geopolitics, it is the many facets of globalization meant to connect us that will ultimately come to haunt us
Mark Leonard comments on Germany’s basic security and economic assumptions in the context of Russia’s war against Ukraine
The Ukrainians have shown themselves capable of using modern Western-supplied equipment, such as precision artillery and drones, to great effect
Decades of naivety, incompetence, and greed led German policymakers to progressively deepen the country’s dependence on Russian natural gas
ECFR experts advocate a European Leopard plan for Ukraine
If you really want to enable Ukraine to reclaim its territory, then they need battle tanks
