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Ivana Stradner

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Aug 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · Ivana Stradner

    Putin’s Default Mode: When in Doubt, Rattle the Nuclear Saber (opens the original)

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    This week the Kremlin is signaling that further escalation remains on the table, with some Russian officials reportedly discussing nuclear weapons as a last resort, Bloomberg reports. The war is costing Putin more, delivering less, and straining Russia’s economy. So, right on cue, he reaches for his favorite weapon of all: the nuclear threat. The nuclear card is Putin’s favorite scare tactic and it’s past time for the West stop falling for it. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_offi

  2. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Ivana Stradner, Camille Roussel

    Russia Is Back to Banning Books (opens the original)

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    Marcel Proust’s “In Search of Lost Time,” Virginia Woolf’s “Orlando,” and Stephen King’s “It.” These are just a few victims of book purges happening all over Russia. Every authoritarian regime fears one weapon above all: a free mind. When a government starts banning books, it is not protecting its citizens. It is protecting itself. By deciding which books Russians may read, Putin is reviving a Soviet playbook that echoes the repression of Stalin’s era and the ideological controls of the Cold War

  3. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Ivana Stradner

    How Russia Is Waging Cyber War Against the West (opens the original)

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    Russian weapons do not always need to explode. They may simply arrive in your inbox. As Moscow refines its cyber arsenal, digital espionage is increasingly the Kremlin’s weapon of choice for advancing its geopolitical ambition. Last week, the US, with international allies, issued a warning that underscores a troubling evolution in Russia’s cyber espionage playbook. A newly disclosed campaign by the Russian state-supported group Laundry Bear has “targeted and compromised Western government and co

  4. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Ivana Stradner

    Russia’s Cyber War Against the West (opens the original)

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    Russia is not just waging an aggressive cyber campaign against the West – a campaign that fits a well-established Russian pattern of using cyber operations to undermine Western governments, collect intelligence, and prepare the battlefield. Moscow has also positioned itself as a champion of global cyber rules.

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