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Ryssar vill inte strida i Ukraina – det borde Europa utnyttja, säger expert
Despite recruitment campaigns, Russia is finding it increasingly difficult to attract soldiers to the army. Europe should seize the opportunity.
Russians are waking up to Putin’s Ukraine folly
Ukraine’s unexpected incursion into the Kursk region — and Moscow’s inability to marshal a serious response to it — has shaken public sentiment within Russia.
How the Kursk Region Incursion Shifted Russians' Attitudes Towards the War
On August 6, the Ukrainian army started an incursion into Russia's Kursk region. The rapid start of the operation caught the Russian army unprepared.
Kursk’s silent struggle as war hits home and Moscow looks away
In Kursk, civilians who have found themselves abandoned by the state are taking to online forums to voice their anger.
Russians fleeing Ukraine’s incursion say Putin has abandoned them
The advance of Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region has significantly reduced support for the war among the Russian population.
How Ukraine is using AI to fight Russia
In hybrid warfare, the highly sensitive work with information and public consciousness is shaping vital decisions about the course of the war.
Russians back Vladimir Putin in blaming Ukraine for concert hall terror attack
More than 75 per cent of respondents considered Putin to be the most reliable or a completely reliable source of information about the attack.
Internet Searches Reveal Russians' True Views About War in Ukraine
Despite government and independent polls in Russia showing support for Putin's war in Ukraine, war-related internet queries tell a different story.
What do Russians really think about the war — and what it means
After years of tension, the West still struggles to understand Russian views. Technological and ethnographic approaches help reveal Russian public opinion.
'Bursts of anxiety': Impact of Ukraine war on Russians laid bare in poll
The more respondents disagree with the government, the less satisfied they are with their lives and the less they believe they can control their own lives.
Who killed Prigozhin — only 8 per cent of Russians say Putin
Most Russians agree or partly agree that Prigozhin's death signals growing elite conflict, indicating they see government involvement.
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