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The western misjudgment about ending the war in Ukraine stems from projecting its desires onto Russia’s reality, rather than adapting its own assumptions.

Countries like Germany are just as exposed in the hybrid conflict as NATO's eastern flank and Europe's deterrence is reaching its limits.

As Russia continues to struggle to recruit its own people to fight in Ukraine, it is increasingly turning to foreigners to bolster its military.

The West can’t fully adopt Russia’s methods – but it should study them.

‍Russia shifted its military recruitment campaign this year to promote “non-combat” roles, often used as bait

Faced with high battlefield losses in Ukraine, Russia has stepped up its military recruitment by advertising for "non-combat" roles

Despite recruitment campaigns, Russia is finding it increasingly difficult to attract soldiers to the army. Europe should seize the opportunity

Pro-Kremlin fake accounts have flooded Telegram with thousands of targeted messages to create a ‘digital occupation’ and sow dissent

On Telegram, Russian bots in the occupied territories of Ukraine spread the narratives Putin wants to hear

Romania faces a wave of online disinformation ahead of a presidential election runoff this month in which the hard-right looks poised for victory.