Vadym Chernysh, Head of the Board of the CENSS, participated in the latest edition of the analytical platform “Analyze,” where he, along with journalist Mykola Veresny and another expert, discussed, among other things, the activities of Russian influence agents in Ukraine.
During the summit in Kosovo, the methods Russia uses to spread its influence in other countries were discussed
On September 25-26, the city of Priština (Kosovo) hosted the next summit on peace and democracy, titled “Radical Realities: Ethnopolitical Dynamics and Euro-Atlantic Integration in the Western Balkans.” The event brought together over 160 civil society leaders, politicians, and experts from the region and the European Union.
At the invitation of the CENSS partner – the Kosovo Centre for Security Studies – Viktoria Voronina, Executive Director of CENSS, participated in the summit. She was a speaker at the panel “Western Balkans and Geopolitical Rivalry: Countering Russian and Chinese Influence,” which was supported by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
There are no serious negotiations on peace in Ukraine today
Vadym Chernysh, Head of the Board of CENSS, joined the latest edition of the analytical platform “Analyze” as an expert, where, together with host Mykola Veresny and another expert, he discussed the topic of possible peace negotiations and the reasons why Ukraine has not been provided with long-range weapons.
How and When the war in Ukraine will end: possible scenarios discussed at the Economic Forum in Poland
On September 3–5, the annual Economic Forum took place in Karpacz, Poland, under the slogan “A Time for New Leaders: Shaping the Future Together.” This year, the CENSS Center for Security Studies served as an institutional partner for the event. Together with the forum team, CENSS organized a discussion titled “What Are the Scenarios for the War in Ukraine?”
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What are the signs that Russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons?
The threat of using nuclear strikes in response to actions by the West or Ukraine, which Russia considers crossing so-called “red lines,” has been a form of blackmail by Putin since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. While there are no current signs that nuclear weapons will be used, it is worth considering what potential signs might exist in a hypothetical scenario.