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Rumors abound that Russia is planning a new wave of offensives in Ukraine.

The granting of European Membership candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova in June 2022 is, of course, only the first step in the lengthy process of European integration of the two neighboring states.

The large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine has convincingly demonstrated that modern warfare is not only a military confrontation.

Through disinformation, Putin’s economic war with the West persists and now targets business confidence.

The counter-offensive of the Ukrainian forces in the Donbas does not yet mean a final turning point in the Russian-Ukrainian war, but it allows us to draw several global conclusions.

A mass murder in Izium – a town near the Russia-Ukraine border – could be the end of the «Russian world» as we know it.

The grey eminence of «liberalism,» guiding pro-Western leaders along their financial backstage course is how Russian propaganda describes this French philosopher.

The middle of July furnished Ukrainian politicians with new impressions.

Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine saw a response in Slovakia that was as expected and confirmed that the sowing of seeds over time by Kremlin propaganda in the local political soil was not conducted in vain.

Hungary has blocked the inclusion of Patriarch Kirill of Moscow in the sixth package of sanctions against Russian officials and organizations in connection with ongoing Russian aggression against Ukraine.

The globalization of the consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian war has begun before the war has even ended.

The major objective of Russian information policy and disinformation actions — both prior to the aggression as well as during the war in Ukraine — is the desire to break up the unity of European countries and NATO.