Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
NATO-Ukraine Cooperation after the Warsaw Summit
At the Warsaw Summit, NATO decided to maintain its open-door policy towards Ukraine and to provide it with additional assistance. However, Ukraine cannot count on a membership perspective in the near future. Instead, cooperation will focus on adopting NATO standards and strengthening the military capabilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The...
Baltic startup. Estonia became a European equivalent of the American Silicon Valley.
Catherine Shapoval the 9th of June Baltic startup. Estonia became a European equivalent of the American Silicon Valley Tiny Estonia became the first in the world in the number of startups per capita. In a large open office of one of the largest Estonian Pipedrive IT-companies is a portrait of President Toomas Hendrik Ilves. “No, it’s not a...
The “Lisa case”: Germany as a target of Russian disinformation
Germany‘s leading role in the Ukraine crisis, Angela Merkel’s consequent position on sanctions against Russia and her leadership in Europe make the German government a core target of Russian disinformation. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...
Winning the Information War – important new report
How has Russia’s pollution of the information space shaped international discourse on alliances, organizations, public institutions and mainstream media? What can be done to filter these digital toxins from our democratic system? …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...
French MPs paid from Russian coffers for Crimea propaganda trip?
So how much do French parliamentarians take for their collaboration and propaganda services in justifying the invasion and occupation of the invasion and occupation of Ukrainian Crimea and muffling grave human rights abuses? Why are French elected representatives taking money from a Foundation almost certainly funded by Moscow? …read more...
Ukraine: Alone but not forgotten
Video | Pelageya is 89. She lives alone in an old house in Blagodatne village, in the Donetsk region. She needs daily medical assistance and help around the house. …read more Source: International Committee of the Red...
Saakashvili in Odesa: When Making Waves is Not Enough
A year after my Atlantic Council blog post on Mikheil Saakashvili’s first fifty days as Odesa oblast governor, it’s time to reexamine his record. The results are mixed: his brisk and spectacular first wins soon hit the skids. The Presidential Administration’s promised support evaporated in late 2015 and Saakashvili’s many...
Trump’s Dangerous Bromance with Putin Is a National Security Threat
Russia’s recent hacking attacks on the Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Committee, and the party’s fundraising committee for candidates for the US House of Representatives reflect Moscow’s view that it is in a state of political war with the United States, if not the West. Efforts to take down Western political...
How the International Media Enables Russian Aggression in Ukraine
If anyone had attempted to report on “German-backed forces” in Nazi-occupied France or “pro-Soviet forces” during the Prague Spring, they would have been dismissed as either hopelessly misinformed or deeply disingenuous. While local collaborators and convenient euphemisms were plentiful in both instances, there was never...
UN Records Highest Casualties in Eastern Ukraine in a Year
August 3, 2016 …read more Source: Center on Global...
