Alina Hrytsenko, PhD (Political Science), is a senior consultant at the National Institute for Strategic Studies under the President of Ukraine and an analyst at the Centre for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine. She has been a Think Visegrad Fellow (2024) at the Polish Institute of International Affairs. Her research interests relate to the issues of national and international security.
In the wake of any conflict, the pursuit of peace extends far beyond the cessation of hostilities. For Ukraine, the journey towards peace necessitates a multifaceted approach in which justice plays an indispensable role. This article reviews the essential role of justice in conflict settlement and post-conflict arrangements, examining its intersection with reconciliation and sustainable…
Russia’s war against Ukraine is one of the most significant political events of the decade. The reason for this is the impact of this confrontation, which is not confined to Europe, but affects Asia as well. The war will echo in other regions of the world, including the Indo-Pacific, particularly the part in Asia. The…
Every state has its own strengths and weaknesses. In theory, each state considers these when designing its national and foreign policy, free from external influence and thus manifesting its independence or sovereignty. Nevertheless, each state is also a member of the international community, so in terms of policy-making it has to consider current world development…
