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The Myanmar Conflict: Asymmetric Warfare Is Reshaping the Balance of Power Between the West and the Autocratic Axis
The Myanmar Conflict: Asymmetric Warfare Is Reshaping the Balance of Power Between the West and the Autocratic Axis On April 3, 2026, Myanmar’s parliament elected General Min Aung Hlaing—the junta’s de facto leader—as President of the country, following three rounds of parliamentary elections held between December 28, 2025, and January 25, 2026. No democratic nation recognized the elections as legitimate; China, Russia, and Belarus, by contrast, endorsed Hlaing’s presidency. The junta is a collective military body, and the general’s election amounts to a theatrical electoral exercise that does not alter the actual distribution of power wi...
Solid Info
April 15, 2026
18:33
Undeclared War: How Russia is Attacking Europe

Undeclared War: How Russia is Attacking Europe

Analysts from the Sahaidachnyi Security Center presented a study ti...
Dmytro Shumlianskyi
April 10, 2026
17:37
Operation “Epic Fury” Deepens Transatlantic Rift: U.S. and Europe at Odds Over Competing Security Priorities
Solid Info
April 8, 2026
10:27

Russia’s Space Reconnaissance Capabilities

The vast majority of satellites launched by the Soviet Union between 1961 and 1991 performed military missions. At the same time, the USSR publicly...
Dmytro Shumlianskyi
April 6, 2026
20:34

AI Assistant for the Military: Interview with the NeoLens Team – Ostap Korkuna and Volodymyr Hera

Technological advancement in warfare has always gone hand in hand with overall progress. Today, as drones play an increasingly important role on th...
Mykhailo Liuksikov
April 1, 2026
16:17