by Katrina Papouskaya | May 18, 2026 | Faculty, News, Read
Thomas Kent writes about a mysterious new social media propaganda campaign targeted at West Africa that is using Russian-style propaganda tactics against Russia. The West African countries are likely being targeted because of the strong relationships they’ve...
by Katrina Papouskaya | May 12, 2026 | Faculty, News, Russia, Ukraine, War in Ukraine, Watch
Kimberly Marten spoke to BBC about what might be behind President Putin’s recent comment of an imminent end to the war in Ukraine; on the Kremlin’s scaling back of the size of Russia’s Victory Day Parade; and where Putin’s domestic popularity...
by Katrina Papouskaya | May 5, 2026 | Faculty, News, Ukraine, War in Ukraine, Watch
Kimberly Marten appeared on the BBC to discuss Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine, the U.S.’s waning support for Ukraine, continuing UK and EU aid to Ukraine, drone warfare, and the war’s economic impact on both Ukraine and Russia. The video below...
by Katrina Papouskaya | Apr 1, 2026 | Balkans, Faculty, News, Read
Tanya Domi delivered a keynote address for the “25@25: Honouring Refugees, Resilience and Stories of Survival” event on March 25, 2026, hosted by the Parliament of Canada. The event celebrated Albanian Canadian refugees and the 25 years since refugees have begun...
by Katrina Papouskaya | Mar 12, 2026 | Faculty, News, Read, War in Ukraine
Thomas Kent’s article, “Why African Leaders Are Beginning to Speak Out Against Russia,” was published in The National Interest. The article addresses Russia’s military recruitment efforts in Africa, and the false premises under which recruiters...
