No Kings and No Tomahawks: A Test of American Leadership

Ukrainians in America understand perfectly well: today, not all wars are decided only on the battlefield. Information channels, digital platforms, government communication strategies, and the media ecosystem have become a field where the frameworks of reality are set, where permissible emotions and “exit scenarios” are defined...

Israeli Experience and Ukrainian Security. Part Two

The first part of this study focused on the origins and logic of Israel’s security model — from its historical foundations and the formation of a survival culture to the principles of a mobilization army, the role of reserves, technological superiority, and the doctrine of preemptive action.

Ukrainian House: The Story of the First Ukrainian School in Charlotte

In Charlotte, North Carolina, the Ukrainian community is only beginning to form. After the start of the full-scale war, thousands of Ukrainians came here, seeking not only a safe place but also a way to maintain their connection with their homeland. Among them are many talented and inspired people who are creating new centers of the Ukrainian diaspora — including the heroines of this story...