A grim August for Ukraine: waiting for a Black Swan?
Russia appears able to produce attack missiles faster than the United States and its partners can replenish anti-missile stocks

Russia appears able to produce attack missiles faster than the United States and its partners can replenish anti-missile stocks
In virtually every major “migration” incident of recent years a hybrid-attack pattern can be detected
This is not another warning about fake news. It is a book about a world in which truth no longer needs to be banned in order to be defeated
In wartime, leadership demands not just resolve against the enemy, but wisdom and humility at home
Even Gianni Infantino, professional Trump-courter-in-chief, looked mildly mortified watching the U.S. president photobomb the Spaniards’ big lift-the-Cup moment
Ukraine’s deep strikes on Russian targets are legitimate and effective - but calibration is essential to sustain international support
In the high-stakes controversy, the plot featuring Jared and Ivanka Kushner, PM Edi Rama, and now pop icon Dua Lipa, makes Netflix series look dull by comparison
Is personal protection the right answer in a world of carefully worded joint statements and shifting alliances?
The coincidence of dates - with Iran’s funeral processions ramping up precisely on America’s national holiday - has not gone unnoticed
Both the EU and Kazakhstan understand that in today’s world – where antisemitism, Islamophobia, and attacks on Christians are rising alarmingly, dialogue is a necessity
As a partner of the BETA News Agency, EUalive strongly condemns the harassment of Vojkan Kostić and the broader campaign against independent journalists and analysts in Serbia
For now, the Evian summit has produced something that seemed elusive in recent years: a relatively united Western front on Ukraine