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US Techno-Authoritarian Interest in Ivan Katchanovski's Work on Ukraine
There is currently a discussion about the very high number of tweets and retweets on X as well of accesses to Springer Nature’s page on Ivan Katchanovski’s open-access book The Russia-Ukraine War and its Origins. See on this discussion, amo...
Before you apply for (and after you got) an academic job
A friend recently asked about how to become more present in scholarly networks, as he wants to get an academic job. Colleagues here may have their own advice on this, and I would be interested in that. Here is what I recommended to my frien...
The meaning and effects of the 2026 Hungarian election results and resulting change of government for Ukraine and its relations to the EU
- Most immediately: an EU approval of the Union’s EUR90 billion for Ukraine which had been pre-approved by Orban (under the condition of an exclusion of Hungarian participation) in late 2025
- An opening of the first clusters for the sta...
Welche Auswirkungen hat die Bombardierung des Iran auf den Russisch-Ukrainischen Krieg?
- Anfangs hieß es, Russland könnte durch den US-amerikanischen und israelischen Angriff den Iran als bedeutenden Verbündeten verlieren. Doch wie wichtig ist das Mullah-Regime für den russischen Angriffskrieg überhaupt (noch)?
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Two Oddities of Viktor Orban's Ukrainophobia
One function of Hungary's liberation from Moscow's hegemony in 1989 and accession to NATO in 1999 as well as the EU in 2004 was apparently to, three decades later, stab in the back a neighboring nation trying to do what Hungary once did and...
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Policy Fellow at the European Policy Institute in Kyiv (EPIK), Analyst at the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies (SCEEUS) in the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (UI). http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7916-4646
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