There is a fast-growing understanding that security has its costs, and that Germany needs to limit its dependence on authoritarian regimes
One year on, it’s clear there has been a decisive break with Russia—despite the skeptics, writes Piotr Buras
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There is only a chance of more just negotiations when both sides have at least approximately the same conditions
Europe was too passive at the time to vigorously oppose Russia. But as long as Ukraine is defeated, peace has no chance, writes Pavel Slunkin in his op-ed.
Camille Grand was interviewed on the LCP TV channel in order to discuss the future of the war in Ukraine
This is the latest example of Russia’s persistent nuclear sabre rattling since its invasion
If Western [military] aid declines, the balance would tip in favour of Russia”
Rafael Loss joins a panel discussion on the eve of the 1-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine
Russia and Ukraine, together with their Western supporters, are “in a military-industrial battle of attrition”
When a country’s very existence is at stake, even small states rise above themselves
Belarus has conducted many manoeuvres on its southern border in recent months, as Gustav Gressel explains
Ulrike Franke talks about the importance of drones in modern-day wars, future missions and the role of artificial intelligence