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.

Murderous intrigues

What will be the global consequences of the Saudi journalist Khashoggi disappearance

Jan Lipavský: “Cybersecurity as the number one topic for future EU-Ukraine cooperation”

During the 28th Economic Forum in Krynica-Zdrój (Poland) The Ukrainian Week discussed with the Vice-Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament of the Czech Republic about the issue of protection from cyberattacks and the possibilities for international regulation in the cyberspace

Populist panic

Do we see an understanding of the Russian threat in the European Union?

Phillip A. Petersen: “We thought ideological competition was over, but it just shifted”

During the 28th Economic Forum in Krynica-Zdrój (Poland) The Ukrainian Week discussed with the President of the Center for the Study of New Generation Warfare about the situation in the Black Sea and the historical and modern aspects of the confrontation between the USA and Russia.

The anatomy of Slovak russophilia

How Russia is building a network of influence in Slovakia

The Economist: The cost of cool

Air-conditioners do great good, but at a high environmental cost. The rapid growth in their use makes it urgent to limit the damage

Dubious ally

Would NATO be better off without Turkey? Ankara is now having a furious row with America and its other military allies.

Shigeki Sumi: “You don’t need to worry about the unity of G7 on issue of Ukraine”

The Ukrainian Week discussed with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine the development of business ties between our countries, ways to improve the image of Ukraine and the place of Tokyo in the security situation in the Pacific region

What’s wrong with values?

Why the principles of the existence of society become empty abstractions

Different Ireland

Countless scandals of past sexual and institutional misbehaviour have left many young people in Ireland deeply hostile to a Church that once dominated every aspect of Irish life

Dangerous symptoms

Is Europe facing a wave of modern antisemitism?

No alternative wanted

Anti-cult movements as an instrument in Russia’s hybrid war

The welfare state needs updating

Its designers did not foresee ageing populations, mass immigration or the gig economy

Christine Dugoin: “Completely separating propaganda from journalism will never be easy”

The Ukrainian Week talked with French cybersecurity expert Christine Dugoin-Clément about mechanisms for fighting fake news, the prospects for certifying true information, and the likelihood of separating propaganda from journalism once and for all.

Belarus and Poland: a difficult balance

Why are Minsk and Warsaw still avoiding bitter historical polemic

EU in a world of bullies

Why is it time Europe changed its priorities