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      A miser plays 3 times. How Western companies that cling to Russia lose markets, business, and reputation
      Jun26

      A miser plays 3 times. How Western companies that cling to Russia lose markets, business, and reputation

      Helping Russia with more than just taxes Wave of boycotts It is profitable to leave Russia Putin’s army has been waging a war of destruction against Ukrainians for 16 months in a row. It makes no sense for global brands to hide their business in Russia anymore. The list of Western companies that have chosen to work for a state sponsor of...

      Britain has found a way to return confiscated funds of Russian oligarchs to Ukraine
      Jun25

      Britain has found a way to return confiscated funds of Russian oligarchs to Ukraine

      Why is Britain not in a hurry? Parliamentary proposals James Cleverly’s plan The question of confiscating Russian assets abroad has been discussed practically since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine. All Ukrainian allies agree that Ukraine should receive compensation through the seizure of Russian assets....

      General Zaluzhnyi and the Nord Stream sabotage: Why the Western press spreads versions of the Ukrainian involvement
      Jun20

      General Zaluzhnyi and the Nord Stream sabotage: Why the Western press spreads versions of the Ukrainian involvement

      Dutch intelligence uncovered Ukrainian plans Questioning the Ukrainian involvement: lack of evidence and infeasibility Involvement of the United States and England The Russian version gains weight with new evidence Ukraine unexpectedly faced another wave of information attacks due to the sabotage of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines...

      War experience: How Ukrainian operators learned to quickly restore mobile and Internet communication
      Jun18

      War experience: How Ukrainian operators learned to quickly restore mobile and Internet communication

      Generators and Starlink satellite Internet stations In the air or underground? Ukrainian communication operators and Internet service providers have already learned to quickly restore mobile communication and the Internet after the destruction caused by the aggressive Russian regime. It’s no secret that Russian troops employ barbaric...

      Isn’t it time for Ukraine to stop the transit of Russian gas, oil, and ammonia?
      Jun16

      Isn’t it time for Ukraine to stop the transit of Russian gas, oil, and ammonia?

      Gas transit Oil transportation Ammonia transit Time is coming to an end Repeatedly it has been said and continues to be said — how come Ukraine continues the transit of Russian gas and oil through its territory while Russia has been waging a genocidal war against Ukraine for ten years? The question has become more acute after February 24, 2022,...

      Victory in the Dutch court: what does the final court decision on Scythian gold mean for Ukraine?
      Jun16

      Victory in the Dutch court: what does the final court decision on Scythian gold mean for Ukraine?

      Evacuation beyond Ural What did the Hague Convention not take into account? Not “Scythian” and not “gold” Ukraine is celebrating a victory in the case of the so-called Scythian gold, one of the first international court cases related to Russia’s aggression since the beginning of its occupation of Crimea in 2014. The...

      Environmental damage as a war crime — can Russia be punished for ecocide?
      Jun15

      Environmental damage as a war crime — can Russia be punished for ecocide?

      What mechanisms can be used to hold Russia accountable? The increasing global attention to crimes against the environment Documenting crimes against the environment caused by war What can the Ukrainian Parliament do? Perspectives Losses among military personnel and civilians, destroyed residential buildings, schools, and kindergartens, damaged...

      How Russia is attacking the European Union with disinformation
      Jun14

      How Russia is attacking the European Union with disinformation

      “Disinformation, unfortunately, is not illegal. Therefore, we must do everything possible to make its dissemination more expensive and difficult. Because we know that Russia will continue to spread it for as long as possible,” says Martyna Bildziukiewicz, the head of the East StratCom Task Force, in an interview with Maciejowi...

      Blowing up the Kakhovka Dam: Russia’s announced crime
      Jun12

      Blowing up the Kakhovka Dam: Russia’s announced crime

      Russian aggression and destruction of hydroelectric power plant Consequences and ecological impact of the catastrophe International response and Ukraine’s approach Russian aggression and destruction of hydroelectric power plant On May 30, a resolution was adopted in Moscow, according to which it is allowed to target hydroelectric power...

      Devil’s advocates: how international mediators act for peaceful resolution of the war in the Kremlin’s interests
      Jun10

      Devil’s advocates: how international mediators act for peaceful resolution of the war in the Kremlin’s interests

      Emergence of mediators from distant continents Assessing the peace initiatives of Brazilia and China The African peace plan and its potential implications The unprincipled role of informal advocates for the aggressor Emergence of mediators from distant continents Recently, there has been a significant increase in those willing to act as mediators...