In Washington, the debate on the future of the alliance has entered a new stage — a strategic U.S. retreat from Europe is no longer in doubt; the open question is what NATO will look like afterwards. Against the backdrop of announced U.S. force reductions and the upcoming Ankara summit, we analyse how Washington wants to redefine burden-sharing in the alliance — and why cutting conventional forces undermines the credibility of deterrence.
We present to you a report on selected aspects of the Russian-Ukrainian war. In the following report, the team of the Institute of New Europe addresses issues such as: tactical changes on the battlefield, the army of drones, Ukrainian air defense, and a summary of the Kursk…
The concept of hybrid warfare has been familiar since the advent of armed conflict. However, it has gained prominence in recent years, beginning with the 1999 publication of Unrestricted Warfare by Chinese colonels, followed by The Rise of Hybrid Warfare by U.S. Army officers in…
The West responded to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by gradually introducing sanctions packages aimed at isolating Russia and impacting its society, elites, economy, and military capabilities. Initial sanctions were imposed following Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014.…
We present to you a report on selected aspects of the politics and economy of the Russian Federation. The team of the Institute of New Europe addresses issues such as: unlimited hybrid warfare, the state of the Russian economy, Russian activities in Africa, and the Russian…
