Publications
21.12.2016 19:43 Putin’s Undeclared War: Summer 2014 – Russian Artillery Strikes against Ukraine
Terms such as civil war or internal conflict are often used to describe the war in Eastern Ukraine. However, the available evidence no longer supports this view. During summer 2014, Ukrainian officials and also the U.S. government were already publicly stating that the Russian military were active in the war. A number of subsequent reports have corroborated these claims, documenting the presence and death of Russian servicemen in Eastern Ukraine, as well as the existence of Russian military equipment inside Ukraine.
https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-europe/2016/12/21/russian-artillery-strikes-against-ukraine/24.11.2016 20:53 Dr. Andrei Piontkovsky. «Putinism: the Golden Horde’s unchanging face in Russia»
Delivered at the international conference «Russian Statehood: Stable Instability»
Here, in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine which is fighting Russian aggression, it is quite appropriate to begin the analysis of the modern Russian regime by recalling a fundamental historical fact: prior to the Mongol invasion, our common progenitrix Kievan Rus’ was being formed and was developing as a European nation. The Mongol invasion tragically split its ethnos into two.
21.11.2016 00:01 THE KREMLIN'S TROJAN HORSES
http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/images/publications/The_Kremlins_Trojan_Horses_web_1116.pdf06.08.2016 21:31 Winning the Information War
Techniques and Counter-strategies to Russian Propaganda in Central and Eastern Europe.
A Report by CEPA’s Information Warfare Project in Partnership with the Legatum Institute.
17.07.2016 22:41 Video from the conference "Trends in the Russian economy: implications for Ukraine and the West" Julay 15, 2016
15.07.2016 22:03 Conference "Trends in the Russian economy: implications for Ukraine and the West" Julay 15, 2016
Our Centre and its partners
The Conference
Ukrainian and foreign media
Vadym Prystayko, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, welcoming speech
Director of the NATO Information and Documentation Centre in Ukraine Natalia Nemylivska, welcoming speech
The Head of the Centre for Russian Studies Volodymyr Ohryzko, welcoming speech
The moderator and speakers of the first panel “Economic crisis in Russia: causes, manifestations and chances to overcome”
Prof. Dmitriy Travin, Russia
Prof. Pavlo Haydutskyi
Prof. Oleksandr Vlasiuk
Prof. Oleksandr Savchenko
The moderator and speakers of the second panel “Western economic strategy towards Russia: business or values?”
Ute Kochlowski-Kadjaia, Germany
Prof. Andreas Umland, Germany
Mikhail Gonchar
11.07.2016 00:01 NATO Summit Shows Moscow a Reinvigorated Alliance
Russia’s actions in Ukraine have forced the Alliance to refocus on collective defence of both its populations and its values.
https://www.chathamhouse.org/expert/comment/nato-summit-shows-moscow-reinvigorated-alliance