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Politics
V4 Divided on Georgian Elections: Poland Condemns, Hungary Backs, Czechia and Slovakia Stay Silent
29 October 2024
3 August 2022
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has dramatically impacted the post-Cold War security architecture compelling all international actors to restart their quest for peace, deterrence and resilience.
Reality will never be the same again, and we are still in the eye of the political hurricane with unpredictable fallout ahead for NATO and the world. More importantly, Russia continues to relentlessly terrorise Ukraine with its missile strikes on civilian infrastructure, claiming the lives of Ukrainian families.
Such tragedies also drive positive changes that come at a deadly price. To become a security game-changer and rewrite Putin’s rules, what must NATO do? What is behind Putin’s Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO)? How do these organisations co-exist in times of war? Will NATO stop the war in Ukraine?