“Lowering the Bar? Compliance Negotiations and the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement”

This publication seeks to offer the reader a first-hand insight into how the war has changed professional activities of Ukrainian academics and civil society.

Military Cooperation Between Russia and China and Its Impact on the Russia-Ukraine War

To gain a deeper understanding of the current state of military-technical cooperation between China and Russia, it is necessary to briefly examine the origins of their relationship.

Belarus–China Military Cooperation: Still “Iron Brothers”?

Military cooperation between Belarus and the People’s Republic of China dates back to the 1990s, when Belarus, disposing of its surplus weaponry, began supplying Soviet-style equipment to China.

The role of Ukraine in shaping EU-NATO cooperation on defence capabilities

To reinforce strategic partnership with NATO, the EU strategies seek to generate financial resources to develop capabilities by the EU Member States in line with NATO capability targets, regional defence plans and command and control structures.

Drone Warfare: Strategic Implications for EU Defence Strategy

Revisiting the EU Capability Development Priorities in the Coming Age of Autonomous Systems

Lines and Lanes: Exploring Europe’s role in securing just and lasting peace in Ukraine

The EU has been one of the most active promoters of the Peace Formula initiative proposed by President Zelenskyy. European institutions and member states provided substantial support in the preparation for the first Global Summit on Peace in Ukraine, held in Switzerland in June 2024.

Heading Towards the New Level: Indo-Ukrainian Relations in the Era of Shaky Geopolitics

For bilateral relations between Ukraine and India, 2024 became the year of a big positive political shift with the first-ever visit of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Ukraine

EU’s autonomous collective defence capabilities 

How to defend itself and be a credible European NATO pillar?

Ukraine-NATO and IP4: Do we have joint interests?

Over the past few years, NATO has begun to step out of its traditional Euro-Atlantic confines as member states and partners seek to coordinate their response to security concerns in the Indo-Pacific.

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