World Peace Summit vs. “new geopolitical reality”
Bürgenstock’s crucial peace talks could shape the future global security architecture and mark a significant moment in history, having far-reaching implications for international relations, security and peace. …
The dead end of history: no peace for Ukraine means more war for the West
No peace for Ukraine means more war for the West …
Evgeniy Prigozhin and Wagner Group. Report
Wagner Group and Evgeniy Prigozhin always were our primary investigative targets. This report was one of dozen that we have prepared and shared publicly or privately with interested people only. …
Re-federalisation: avoiding the risk of Russia’s collapse
While western elites continue to support Ukraine, they also worry about the potential collapse of Russia following a defeat on the battlefield. In order to overcome this binary, we must discuss how to truly transform the Russian Federation into the pluralist state …
The Dead End of History. Anti-Fukuyama, or Seven Levels of War
The meta-war continues in the realm of values. Where one part of the world considers Russia and China evil, and another part of the world hates the United States of America. This means that any changes of reality in the physical dimension …
Defining Russia’s defeat: the war’s exit strategy and a new international security architecture
Numerous publications have recently explored various scenarios for the development of the conflict, considering both military and political aspects, as well as the involvement of key decision-making centres, such as Kyiv, Moscow, Washington and Beijing. These scenarios can be broadly categorised into …
Ukraine’s New Communications Doctrine: Putin Accepts Narratives of Ukrainian Victory
From the series of publications …
Scenarios for the Russian Federation
The unforeseen consequence of the decisions made by Russia’s power wielding elites could be the emergence of something entirely new …
“Rain” Wanted To Become an Ark, but Became the Deluge
War is a period of blurred ethical boundaries and at the same time a period of unambiguity. …
To stop the war, it is necessary to understand what will happen afterwards
Discussions on how to stop the full-scale Russian aggression in Ukraine have intensified over the last few weeks. …
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