On 9 November, the team of the Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Center took part in a panel meeting “Ukrainian Language Day in Romania – an opportunity to reflect on challenges in the region” on the topic of Ukraine’s geopolitical challenges.
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«Russian aggression is a trigger, a trigger for other terrorists around the world» – an interview with the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence
A number of important events directly affecting Ukraine’s national security and defense took place in October. In particular, the publication of a letter of appeal “Memorandum to the President of the United States” signed by more than 40 national security experts from the Atlantic Council think tank and the US President’s address to the American people.
West, Analytics, International analytics
Sanctions “barrier”: how European companies circumvent sanctions against Russia by sponsoring the war in Ukraine
In the year and a half of Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine, the EU has imposed 11 packages of sanctions on companies and individuals to deter the Russian war machine. But so far, this pressure has not been enough to stop the war and the deaths of Ukrainian civilians.
West, Analytics, International analytics
The Russian Trace Surrounding the Ratification of Sweden’s NATO Accession and What the Quran Has to Do with It
In October, the ratification of Sweden’s NATO accession application by the Turkish parliament is expected. Sweden submitted the application last year, but besides the Kurdish issue, the controversial actions of burning the Quran have also had a negative impact on the relations between the two countries. The escalation of the conflict did not go without Russia’s interference.
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USCC panel discussion: “Russian Politics and Donbas. War, disinformation and Western indifference”
On 11 September, in Munich, the Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Center held a panel discussion on Russian disinformation in the West. The speakers discussed why the Russian-Ukrainian war in 2014 was called the “forgotten war” and how successful Russian disinformation campaigns were in Germany.