Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 confounded many expectations about Russian military capabilities and Ukrainian resilience – including in the cyber and information aspects of the war. This paper examines Russia’s deployment of cyber and information operations against Ukraine, assesses the effectiveness of Ukrainian responses, and outlines potential lessons for other states.
Since the start of the Russian full-scale invasion, Ukraine has applied AI on the battlefield, to document the war, and to defend itself against Russian cyber and information warfare.
On the battlefield, autonomous Ukrainian drones, both military and civilian, identify and strike Russian targets.
21 і 22 червня у Лондоні тривала конференція з відновлення України. Її ідея полягала в залученні коштів міжнародних донорів на відбудову України. Того ж місяця керівниця Українського форуму в Chatham House (Лондонський Королівський інститут міжнародних відносин) Орися Луцевич провела дослідження про «Участь громадянського суспільства у відновленні України»
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the Middle Corridor initiative (designed to connect China with Europe) has received renewed attention as an alternative to the Northern Corridor leading through Russia, and to the much slower sea route.
Despite slow progress for Volodymyr Zelensky’s forces, the war is not at a stalemate and can be won
The Kremlin’s plan A – to swiftly take Kyiv and rule more or less directly – failed humiliatingly in the first weeks. But plan B – wait for Ukraine’s allies to give up and go home – is working.
Since the 1960s, America has endeavoured to ensure that its armed forces can fight two major conflicts in geographically distinct regions simultaneously. While the US is not doing much of the actual fighting, the wars between Russia and Ukraine…