Oboronka.Mezha
Soviet stockpiles won't last forever. Will the Russians have enough artillery for new major offensive campaigns in Ukraine?
Understanding the state of Russian artillery production is essential for assessing its actual ability to ramp up or at least sustain the current pace of the offensive in the medium to long term, which is an important bargaining chip for Moscow at the negotiating table...
Jun 22, 2025 | 20 MIN.
Yurii Boiko
How Russia achieves their strategic goals?
It is still largely under a huge question mark as to how Russia manages to get what it wants through changes of leadership in the face of Western decision-makers...
Jun 22, 2025 | 10 MIN.
Latifundist Media
The Second Anniversary of the Kakhovka Disaster's Consequences: Results of Comprehensive Studies
The destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant dam on 6th June 2023 led to the dewatering of the Kakhovka Reservoir, which was the primary source of water supply for Southern Ukraine...
Jun 16, 2025 | 27 MIN.
Why is this politician, who cultivated a strong relationship with Trump through unceasing flattery and opportunism, advocating for a bill to strengthen sanctions against Moscovia – a move the President does not support?
Jun 14, 2025|8 MIN.
Denys Lysovenko
Eternal friends or eternal interests? Why European security is important for Great Britain
Just as the Second World War had seriously weakened British influence in the world, another war, the largest in Europe since 1945, strengthened it, at least on the European continent...
Jun 11, 2025 | 15 MIN.
The Scandinavian and Baltic countries have been promoting the idea of a blockade of Mocovia's shadow fleet since at least the end of 2024. The northern countries are taking gradual steps to achieve this goal, as if slowly tightening the noose around the neck of the Russian shadow fleet...
Jun 8, 2025|5 MIN.
PolitKraina
Why should Europe become a federation?
Today, the European Union is one of the most integrated supranational structures on the planet. However, the time has come when the EU in its current form needs change...
Jun 8, 2025 | 5 MIN.
David Janjalia
Two Frontlines, One Enemy: Why Georgia and Ukraine Must Be Seen as the Same Fight
The struggle for a free and democratic Georgia is not a regional issue. It forms part of a broader confrontation between authoritarian imperialism and the fundamental principles that define the European project. Georgia and Ukraine are not separate cases; they are two frontlines in a single conflict over sovereignty, dignity, and the right of nations to determine their own future...
Jun 6, 2025 | 12 MIN.
