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Yelyzaveta Khomovska is a researcher and analyst working at the intersection of war, global security, and politics. She holds a Master's in Conflict Studies from the LSE and has written on everything from the Tatmadaw's strategic thinking in Myanmar's insurgency to Russia's cultural assimilation playbook. Her work has taken her through think tanks and research teams in Canada, the UK, and Ukraine. Still, nothing prepared her quite like navigating a life under a full-scale Russo-Ukrainian war, and her cat staging daily ambushes under the table.
Trump's proposed Russia-Ukraine peace deal may secure signatures, but with both sides still fighting, the real question is whether it ends the war or merely freezes it.
January 12, 2026
With Indonesia joining BRICS and six more ASEAN nations following, Southeast Asia's tilt toward the emerging-economies bloc marks a notable shift for a region that has traditionally maintained neutrality between the US and China.
November 17, 2025
From trench-level drone operations to cloud-based battlefield networks, Ukraine's digital defense infrastructure has transformed how the country fights and could reshape modern warfare.
October 2, 2025
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