That’s what makes new technology potentially revolutionary, not just having it in the field but how you use it
The mix of old and new technologies is what has aided Ukraine in fending off Russia for so long, argues Ulrike Franke
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Asli Aydintasbas’ latest commentary features in an analysis of Turkey’s wariness towards the nordic NATO bid
It is easy to maneuver,
Gustav Gressel explores the terrain Russia is entering in its reconfigured attack on Ukraine
Scholz has given the impression that the objective regarding Ukraine is not so much that Ukraine wins, but that Russia should not win
Rafael Loss dissects the overarching German perspective that has settled after nearly three months of war in Ukraine
he fact that Russia is not doing any major damage for the time being does not mean that it is cooperative
Ukraine is making rapid gains in terrain around Kharkiv, but this is also because many Russian troops are deployed around Izium and Siverdonetsk and this section is exposed
Gustav Gressel is critical of the proclamation by a Ukrainian soldier that they intend to march into Russia
The EU’s current enhanced political unity gives an impression that there is a sharper focus of the power and purpose of the European Union in the Balkans
There is a window of opportunity for the EU to revive the stalled dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo, explains Engjellushe Morina in her article
I don’t think that Turkey has made a general change in its Syria policy, I think that these moves are seen as a necessity to respond to domestic pressure
It may be three months before Ukraine can use newly delivered weapon systems that are not of Soviet design
In Germany, you find a society that is accustomed to what we call the peace dividend
Most people in Germany did not previously feel threatened, including by Russia, explains Jana Puglierin