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Perspectives
42 articles
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The UK is ramping up military aid to Ukraine, but could British troops follow? As the West debates its role in the war, British MP Sir Iain Duncan Smith discusses Ukraine’s NATO path, Putin’s threats, and why half-measures won’t stop Russia. - Category
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At the Munich Security Conference, one message echoed loud and clear: Europe must act—fast. For Ukraine, this is a chance to prove its innovation and resilience can help secure the future.- Article with video
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Three years into the largest war since World War II, Europe stands divided: those bordering Russia and Belarus see the threat firsthand, while others may still treat it as just Ukraine’s problem. Former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis explains why Western hesitation only emboldens Russia—and what must be done before it’s too late. - Category
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The narrative of a corrupt Ukrainian army and the embezzlement of security assistance is a persistent talking point in Russian propaganda. The ultimate goal of such propaganda is clear: to undermine military and economic support for Ukraine by convincing the world that aid is being misused. But what are the facts?- Category
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Nearly three years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the world has learned a hard truth: fossil fuel dependency fuels war. With clean energy now on the rise, Europe has a chance to cut the cord that has long tied it to Russian energy.- Category
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With some US support to Ukraine paused, Europe must step in to sustain vital projects and safeguard Ukraine’s resilience in the fight against Russian aggression.