Brian Whitmore: “Putin wants to party like it is 1815”

During the 12th Kyiv Security Forum The Ukrainian Week met with the American publicist and researcher of Russian policy, Brian Whitmore, to discuss the future steps of Moscow in Ukraine and in the world, as well as details of the Kremlin's strategy for the West

The “Kronos syndrome”, the “Trojan horse” strategy and the Russian military’s hybrid expeditionary force model

Potential Russian courses of action in Venezuela based on the experience of Ukraine and Syria

A tale of two Kashmirs: peace delayed or denied?

Is there any chance for a peaceful settlement of the crisis?

Chance for reconciliation

Is there any hope to overcome the aftermath of genocide in Rwanda?

Yuichi Hosoya: “Both Ukraine and Japan need to strength our own national defence capabilities and we have to keep the cooperation in defending the rule-based international order”

The Ukrainian Week talked with a Japanese political scientist to learn about Tokyo's relations with Beijing, the situation with the Kuril Islands and possible scenarios of exacerbation in Asia

Jerry Skinner: “Russia has done everything to block the investigation of the MH17”

The Ukrainian Week talked with an attorney representing the families of those killed in the disaster of the Malaysian MN17 flight in a lawsuit against the Russian Federation in the European Court of Human Rights, on the evidence in this case, and on the possible consequences of the verdict for Russia

Andreas Haggman: “Humans could be viewed as a first line of defense”

During the 28th Economic Forum in Krynica-Zdrój (Poland) The Ukrainian Week talked with the British cyber security expert on the rules of cyber hygiene and the methods of defense of the most vulnerable category of computer users

Hybrid hegemony

The rationale of Russia’s revisionist strategy against Ukraine, Belarus and the “near abroad”

On the brink of the abyss

What is the current situation of Brexit in the United Kingdom

The Ukrainian manifesto

What should lie at the foundation of Ukraine’s integration into a united Europe so that later on there isn’t an Ukrexit?

Laura Cooper: “The United States is steady in its assistance to Ukraine, and we have been before the elections, we are during this period of time, and we will be after”

The Ukrainian Week talked with Acting U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine, Eurasia in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy on the act of aggression in the Kerch Strait and the military assistance to Ukraine.

The politics of fury

French “Yellow Vest” protests shake loose EU

Evil legitimized

Who benefits and who loses from US troops withdrawal from Syria

Joel Lion: “You don’t have to afraid the conflict, just go and do the business”

During the Discussion Club “Open World” organised by Open Ukraine Foundation The Ukrainian Week talks with the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the State of Israel to Ukraine on the conflict in Syria, the free trade between our countries and business in the conditions of uncertain security situation

Hell hath no fury

How Moscow can respond to the provision of the tomos for the Orthodox Church of Ukraine

Dovile Jakniunaite: “In Ukrainian case we can speak about social-economic plus external influence“

During the second Lviv security forum The Ukrainian Week had spoken to Lithuanian expert on separatism and unrecognised entities to look for similarities and differences of Ukrainian conflict comparing to other countries.

All the Nibelung armies

The mark of Russia in international political organizations

Mark Voyger: “There is nothing fundamentally new in today’s Russian hybrid warfare”

During the second Lviv security forum The Ukrainian Week had spoken to American expert on the term “Hybrid warfare”, Russian army and the possibilty of war between USA and China

On the edge of a cliff

How would the political situation of after-­Brexit United Kingdom evolve in the future

A missile stalemate

What ails the European allies of Donald Trump

Facing the war

Why is there lack of understanding of character of conflict between Russia and Western world

A mission to rescue PACE

The Council of Europe is preparing to walk back on its principles so that Russia could resume paying its membership fees

Where the compass points

What proportion of Ukrainians really knows what NATO is and how their attitudes differ from those of their EU neighbors

Rasa Juknevičienė: “The entire country joins NATO, not just the Defense or Foreign Ministries”

During her recent visit to Ukraine, the president of NATO’s Parliamentary Assembly (PA), Rasa Juknevičienė spoke to The Ukrainian Week about the importance of constitutional changes in Ukraine, the prospects that the Alliance will expand again, and various ways to resolve the conflict between Hungary and Ukraine.