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Wartime Innovation in Europe’s Defence Transformation

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By Andriy Zagorodnyuk, Sanshiro Hosaka, Oleksandra Matviichuk
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A military vehicle drives along a road covered with anti-drone net with an entangled Russian drone in the frontline town of Druzhkivka in Donetsk region in April 2026. Reuters/Scanpix Russia’s war in Ukraine is forging a new doctrinal framework in real time. Persistent intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance coverage through unmanned systems is redefining concealment and manoeuvre.
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Armenia After the Election: Diversification Without Decoupling from Russia

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By Sanshiro Hosaka, Oleksandra Matviichuk, Tony Lawrence
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Armenia’s parliamentary election is over. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party won nearly 50% of the total vote, comfortably outperforming its competitors while falling short of a constitutional majority.
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Europe in the Changing World

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By Oleksandra Matviichuk, Tony Lawrence, Balázs Jarábik
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This was the fourth winter of the full-scale invasion. And it was very difficult. Russian missiles and drones were deliberately destroying the energy infrastructure on which the survival of civilians depends. In January and February, temperatures dropped to minus 25 degrees Celsius. Ukrainian cities were literally freezing. Millions of people had limited or no access to heating, water, and electricity.
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