The conflict could go on for years. There are still resources on both sides to continue this war.
Media mentions – Ukraine
Mark Leonard on what Chinese think tankers and policymakers think of the war in Ukraine
Only 3% of Belarusians support direct Belarusian involvement in the war
Never before have so many drones been used in a military conflict. It is estimated that the Ukrainian armed forces lose up to 10,000 drones every month.
Simply put, it seems like a win-win scenario for Beijing
Alicja Bachulska comments on the Chinese presence at the Saudi meeting on the war in Ukraine
The failure of this project is a perfect symbol of the PiS’s policy of missed opportunities, to the detriment not only of Polish-German relations, but also of Polish and Ukrainian interests
Piotr Buras writes about how the fate of the Ukrainian leopard service in Poland reflects a broader trend of missed opportunities regarding Poland’s policy towards Germany
Rather than tying themselves to particular global camps, key GCC states are now assertively setting their own agendas and balancing between global players to maximise their gains
Julien Barnes-Dacey comments on the place of the GCC countries in the world, in the context of Saudi Arabia’s peace talks on Ukraine
It is the most intensive war effort of drones in history
What is new, however, is the role played by drones: unmanned attacks in the air and water are carried out regularly. But the role of drones in war is multifaceted