Analitics

The United Kingdom is one of Kyiv's leading allies in the war with Russia, supplying modern weapons, providing financial assistance and acting as a key advocate for Ukraine on the international stage. The question therefore arises: how might internal instability affect British foreign policy?

Ultimately, the United Kingdom is the main driver of the so-called ‘Coalition of the Willing’ – an alliance of countries that can commit to supporting Ukraine’s security after the war. Well, is Britain willing enough? Not only to help Ukraine, but to directly guarantee its security after the war?

Ukrainian diplomacy focuses its efforts on a small circle of countries. These include countries in Europe and North America, regional leaders like China and India, and a number of African countries. However, Ukraine bypasses South America, even though the region has enormous potential for economic and military cooperation...

Gunpowder production does not begin at a gunpowder factory. It begins in the fields, where the necessary raw material is grown under the open sky – cotton plant, from which the cotton material is obtained...

How effective are Swedish planes? Are they competitive? How much can Ukraine hope that SAAB aircraft will one day join the Air Force's fleet?

On 14 July, during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump confirmed his intention to sell weapons to Ukraine with European funds. He also threatened Putin with sanctions if the Russian president does not end the war within 50 days...

Behind the scenes, there is another process that explains the underlying reasons for the White House's behaviour. This is an attempt to split the revenues from the European energy market with the Kremlin...

Europe and Ukraine are each suffering from US non-partnering behaviour in their own way, from blackmailing with tariffs to blackmailing with a rare earths deal that resembles an agreement that a losing country would sign in front of a winning country...