Oleksandr Levchenko, a former Ukrainian diplomat, is a professor at the State University (Kyiv) and a member of the Academy of Geopolitics and Geostrategy (Kyiv).
The Kremlin’s failed foreign policy in the South Caucasus is increasingly pushing Vladimir Putin to use open political pressure and threats against Armenia over its...
This year’s 9 May parade on Red Square became a kind of turning point in understanding Russia’s real situation. The Kremlin had hoped to use...
The fifth year of the full-scale war against Ukraine is having a significant negative impact on the Russian economy. The deepening economic crisis has led to...
Can a relatively small state with a territory of less than 30,000 square kilometres and a population of just over 3 million people play an...
Many analysts try to compare the war in the Persian Gulf with the war in Ukraine. Despite the obvious differences between these conflicts, there are...
