Bulda Oksana «Legal asymmetry»in the context of liability of the state and state sponsored cyber-attacks actors. Opinion – DOI 10.34054/bdc003 in: Conference proceeding “Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks”, Brussels – 25/06/2019 – DOI 10.34054/bdc000…
In the past 10 years most of the countries within the orbit of Russian political interests, suffered some sort of Russian meddling. Experts say, that modern tools and methods do not differ much from those used at the time of the Cold War. The only thing that makes a difference in this new type of warfare – are the cyber soldiers or hackers which operate on all the fronts of the confrontation.
Modern Cyber Weaponry
June 23, 2019
Modern Cyber Weaponry and the “Weaponization” of Ideas: How Elections are Transformed into Cyber Operations.
Whether being busy with internal power battle or having a purposeful long-term ease-on-Russia-strategy, Ukraine weakens its grip on the conscience of the EU power elites over the basic principles of justice. It results in situations,…
In 1944 D-Day started a major push to end World War II. 70 years later the President of France used the day to initiate a peace process to resolve the only current hot war in Europe. On June 6 2019, as leaders of many countries gathered again in Normandy to commemorate 75 years of the Allied landing on the French beaches, the war in Eastern Ukraine is still raging, reaping its somber harvest of dead and injured.
Effective Co-operation with Media
June 3, 2019
Though 30th May is a bank holiday in Belgium, we had a hard working day. We had a training on how to co-operate with media – for Promote Ukraine members and other NGOs. We tried to talk simple about the complicated issues: how media has changed since the beginning of the new century (and why it is important), how to encourage journalists to co-operate,
Життя населення не обмежується одним регіоном, особливо тепер, в період тісного взаємозв’язку економічних процесів та технологій. Людям доводиться спілкуватися один з одним в більш широких колах. Лікарні, інститути, фінансові структури, армія – все, що забезпечує життєздатність держави, функціонує, в першу чергу, за допомогою людей, а не комп’ютерів, які на «клік» можуть перекласти певний текстовий документ на іншу мову.
EU-Strategy of Ukraine. How should Zelenskyi approach it? by Marta Barandiy, Ph.D. LL.M. Eur.
Ukraine has a new President. The country, however, won’t be able to rest after the hot political season, as it has been thrown into the next electoral campaign, this time parliamentary.A political novice and a career showman Volodymyr Zelensky has been sworn into the highest office of Ukraine on May 20 during the ceremony in the Parliament, the Verkhovna Rada.
The Next Tasks for Ukraine and Monitoring their Completion The decision to introduce a visa-free regime with the European Union (EU) was, in particular, a recognition of the successful implementation of the reforms in Ukraine….
Today we are celebrating our fifth anniversary. We have not simply survived but also strengthened and grown through ups and downs, through trials and errors. Since the day I’ve joined the organization, I have constantly been asking myself what are the pillars of our success, success of the organization which, from a point of view of a business consultant, had little chances for survival but, after all, not everything in this world is determined by business laws.
Ukraine in Europe: Image in April 2019
May 7, 2019
The surrealistic presidential elections in Ukraine provoked a real surge in Europe’s information space. The story of a comedian, without any prior political experience, who suddenly turned into a president, became central on TV news, in leading newspapers and even appeared in the Dutch showcase. So, for the time being, this story is definitely known by most Europeans.
Ukraine is considered to be a testing ground for cyberattacks from Russia. Can we say that the last six months before the elections, this cyber-activity has been intensified, and can we say that Ukraine is indeed a test ground and these tests will then be applied in Europe?
The Kremlin’s cyber contractors
May 3, 2019
The Kremlin’s cyber army has become a formidable threat around the globe, with cyber attacks targeting not only states but many private companies. The cyberspace is still pretty much a free-for-all, with no mechanisms to hold states accountable for malicious attacks.
Ukraine Loses Tolerance for Politicians' Mistakes
April 17, 2019
If the results of the first round of the presidential election in Ukraine surprised many outside the country, then the latest poll should be considered just staggering. Among those respondents who indicated their will to…
Well in advance before the presidential election in Ukraine one sentiment has been expressed quite often: it would be good, if Ukrainian Macron would emerge. Meaning an unexpected political figure who could become a president on a positive push to modernize the country. Now the results for the first round are known. A clear first place is held by Volodymyr Zelensky with more than 30%.
Russian authorities are "killing Internet"
March 15, 2019
The Digital Curtain of Russia With the invention, and then the rapid development of the Internet, difficult times arrived for totalitarian regimes. After all, many protests and revolutions in the past 20 years would not…
Beware of Russia’s bilateral cyber world order
December 4, 2018
Russia, the United States, France, and China held secret talks on cybersecurity in Paris last week to produce something akin to a “Treaty of Westphalia” for cyberspace. In this way, they hope to avoid clashes…
What’s wrong with Ukraine banning two propaganda channels?
November 24, 2018
Ukraine could soon ban two Ukrainian channels, NewsOne and 112, which are widely considered channels spreading Russian propaganda. While some have cheered the step, others are questioning in what way it was done and whether…
Beyond Geopolitics: Why does the Crimean Tatars Case Matter?
October 9, 2018
On 9 October Brussels’ experts and politicians had an opportunity to listen to the prominent speakers like Refat Chubarov (Chair of Mejlis), Emine Dzhaparova (Deputy Minister of Information Policy of Ukraine), Alim Aliev (co-founder of…
