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Ukraine Analytica 31, 2023
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NATO AFTER THE MADRID AND VILNIUS SUMMITS

This article seeks to dissect the contemporary developments surrounding the concept of ‘strategic competition’ by examining the outcomes of two successive NATO summits in Madrid and Vilnius. During these summits, the Allies not only exhibited a unified front in their support for Ukraine and condemnation of Russia but also reaffirmed their commitment to honour mutual…

Ukraine Analytica 31, 2023
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DIGITAL INTEGRATION OF UKRAINE TO THE EU

With the full-scale Russian invasion, Ukraine has made digital transformation and technologies one of the pillars of its resilience and strength. Digital integration is an area where Ukraine has already achieved significant progress. Ukraine’s practical experience of introducing digital technologies is highly valued by the EU, while Ukraine follows the implementation of the European regulations…

Ukraine Analytica 30,2023
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RUSSIA’S DISINFORMATION GOES NUCLEAR

Prior to the escalated invasion of Ukraine, the political and military leadership of the Russian Federation alleged that Ukraine was planning to regain its nuclear status, and that it would be receiving the help of Western countries. This claim was repeated on May 9, 2022, almost three months following the 24 February incursion, during the…

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THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL AND POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR UKRAINE OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION BY NEIGHBOURING STATES

The article analyses the European Green Deal as a roadmap of actions designed to transform the European Union into a more competitive and efficient economy, and discusses what implications it can have for Ukraine. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine accelerated efforts to rid the country of imported fossil fuels and streamlined different European initiatives and…

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RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE: A TURNING POINT IN THE WORLD ORDER?

Javad KeypourLaw Department, School of Business and Governance, Tallinn University of Technology Júlia CsáderováFaculty of Social and Economic Sciences, Comenius University in Bratislava The Russian invasion of Ukraine has sparked debate over its implications for the world order. Although there is no unanimously accepted perception of ‘world order’, one can assume that the existing one…

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