Ulrike Franke explains the state of the Ukrainian counteroffensive and its possible implications
Media mentions – Charting the Long War
When it comes to drone strikes, Ulrike Franke believes that Russian and Ukrainian capabilities are evolving, following an attempt to match the counterpart’s strength
Although there is lively debate on the war in Ukraine —more than one would perhaps expect— the Chinese are thinking about it very differently from people in the west
Mark Leonard and Alicja Bachulska’s op-ed in Chinese perception of the war in Ukraine
The biggest frustration the French have is that they see a lot of EU countries now taking defence more seriously but without contributing to building a more powerful defence industry in Europe
In this interview, Marie Dumoulin comments on the war in Ukraine, especially regarding the French public supporting Ukraine
Nevertheless, the use of drones in Ukraine is special. Never before have so many drones been used in a military conflict
In this interview, Ulrike Franke talks about technology and tactics in the new military drone world, especially the use of mega drones in the war in Ukraine
We in the west need to understand that obviously, this is not charity because Ukraine is fighting for us. They are fighting for our liberty and the European security architecture
Finland’s foreign minister Elina Valtonen counters claims that Ukraine has failed to show gratitude for western support
If the objectives of the Vilnius summit are achieved, Moscow will see that its belief in the success of the ‘wait the West out’ tactic is misplaced
[To Ukraine], the EU seems more generous and accessible than NATO, with a clearer procedure. And, for the time being, it is helping to ward off the idea of a war that will never end
Extraordinary times call for boldness, as NATO observers, friend and foe alike, will closely follow the summit outcomes
Camille Grand comments on the “security guarantees” offered to Ukraine, which is one of the issue of the NATO summit in Vilnius