Tag: Kyiv Post

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Ukraine’s Defense Innovations Present Critical Lessons for Taiwan’s Security Strategy

In January 2026, the security of Taiwan is being redefined by “battlefield truths” exported from Ukraine. As Taipei faces intensifying pressure from Beijing—most recently via the “Justice Mission 2025” drills—it has fundamentally pivoted its defense strategy toward asymmetric “porcupine” warfare, prioritizing millions of low-cost drones over traditional “big toy” platforms like submarines and fighter jets.

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Transatlantic Alliance Transformation: Strategic Implications of American Reorientation

The North Atlantic relationship is undergoing a significant transformation due to shifting American strategic priorities from alliance-based internationalism to sphere-of-influence arrangements among major powers. This change, evident in recent policies and diplomatic actions, raises important questions regarding the sustainability of the transatlantic security architecture and its implications for both American and European interests.

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The Dealmaker’s Folly: How Appeasement in Ukraine Defines Trump’s Legacy

In a critical assessment for Kyiv Post, Bohdan Nahaylo claims that Donald Trump’s approach to the Ukraine war signifies a catastrophic failure of U.S. leadership. He argues that Trump, instead of being a diplomatic strategist, acts as “Putin’s greatest asset,” favoring a dangerous policy of appeasement that undermines long-term American security for a temporary diplomatic gain. Nahaylo suggests that while Ukraine may suffer territorial losses, Trump will ultimately be judged harshly in history for abandoning democratic values and eroding the post-1945 international order.

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The Illusion of Peace: Why Washington’s Rush to Deal Risks a Continental Collapse

The current diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire in Ukraine seem more focused on creating a favorable public image than achieving true stability. The Trump administration’s push for a swift resolution to the ongoing conflict appears motivated by a desire for a political legacy rather than the realities on the ground. By seeking a quick solution instead of a sustainable security framework, the U.S. risks providing the Kremlin with a strategic advantage, potentially destabilizing the European Union and leaving Ukraine vulnerable to future attacks.

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