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Europe’s Gray Zone of Non-Peace: Why Comprehensive Defense Requires Society, Not Just the Military (opens the original)
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As NATO’s eastern flank prepares for a potential conflict, defense can no longer be reduced to weapons, soldiers and shelters. States are increasingly turning toward a model of comprehensive defense, in which civilian institutions, local governments and ordinary citizens all play a role in national resilience. Kyiv Post spoke with Dr. Weronika Grzebalska, a sociologist at the Institute of Political Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences and editor of the Batory Foundation report on women in P
Only Strong Nations Can Avoid War, Polish PM Tusk Warns During Military Parade (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that “only those who are strong” will avoid war as Poland hosted its largest ever military parade amid a military buildup by Warsaw designed to strengthen NATO’s eastern flank against the threat from Russia. Saturday’s display of the country’s military potential on land, sea and in the air comes on Poland’s Armed Forces Day, which marks the anniversary of a key Polish victory over the Soviet Union in the 1920 Battle of Warsaw. Follow our coverage of the war on t
Poland-Ukraine High-Stakes Dispute Is Far From Over (opens the original)
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The Polish-Ukrainian historical dispute has already passed its hottest stage – at least for now. But it would be premature to say that it has been resolved, and the stakes are high. Social tensions on both sides of the border remain high. It is difficult to remember a time when issues concerning Poland were discussed so frequently in the Ukrainian media. The historical dispute is being debated, as are continued Polish support for Ukraine and Poland’s position on Ukraine’s path to EU membership.
A Sovereignist Turn? Ukraine Needs Reformers, Not Populists (opens the original)
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In the fifth year of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the rhetoric of some Ukrainian politicians and public commentators suggests the emergence of a new political trend that could be described as sovereignism. This tendency is a direct product of political developments, the realities of the battlefield, and broader social change. It is, above all, a way of channeling the emotions generated by war. Since 2022, Ukrainians have demonstrated an extraordinary ability to adapt to extreme circumstances. T
Why Calling Russia’s Actions ‘Hybrid Warfare’ Is a Dangerous Mistake (opens the original)
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Hybrid operations have become a regular feature across NATO’s eastern flank. Western intelligence agencies warn that Russia and Belarus are not merely continuing such activities – they are intensifying them and steadily pushing them closer to the threshold of open warfare. That is precisely why it is becoming increasingly important to call things by their proper names. The spectrum of activities commonly described as “hybrid” is remarkably broad, ranging from seemingly harmless incidents to acti
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