Capitol Hill played host to a distinguished assembly of congressional leaders, diplomats, religious figures, and international guests for the Congressional Prayer Breakfast: Peace and Cooperation — a high-level event focused on faith, freedom, and conservative values in global governance. At the heart of the event was Congressman Mark
In her latest analysis with the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), expert Kateryna Odarchenko unveils how Russia methodically fortified Crimea and Donetsk prior to its full-scale invasion—shaping the region into a strategic springboard for aggression. Deep-Fortified “Rear Areas” 🚨 Strategic Defenses and Civilian Control Donetsk &
On April 30, 2025, Ukraine and the United States signed a landmark agreement establishing the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund, a pivotal move aimed at bolstering Ukraine’s post-war recovery and reducing global dependence on Chinese-controlled mineral supply chains. In her analysis, Kateryna Odarchenko, CEO of SIC Group USA
In a comment provided exclusively to The Epoch Times, Kateryna Odarchenko, partner of SIC Group USA LLC, offered her analysis of the recent meeting between former U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron, noting a clear divergence in their stances on Russia and Ukraine. “It’s
The New Eurasian Strategies Centre (NEST) hosted a significant presentation in London and Washington, D.C., unveiling a critical report titled “Putin’s Dilemma: War or Peace?” The analytical center, renowned for its focus on long-term geopolitical trends in Russia and its surrounding regions, gathered a distinguished group of
Published on Wilson Center. The question of Ukraine’s next presidential election has emerged as a key issue in discussions about the country’s future governance and stability. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was elected in April 2019, with the next presidential election initially scheduled for March or April 2024. However,
In Ukraine’s complex political landscape, trust in political institutions is a crucial determinant of public attitudes, reforms, and governance. The nation’s changing expectations of political leaders, particularly regarding their integrity and competence, offer insights into the nation’s evolving democratic aspirations and the challenges it faces in establishing
By Kateryna Odarchenko Published on the Foreign Policy Research Institute Bottom Line Introduction Disinformation, the deliberate dissemination of false or misleading information to deceive or manipulate public opinion, represents a profound and ongoing threat to Western democracies. It erodes trust in institutions, fuels polarization, and undermines decision-making
By Kateryna Odarchenko and Elena Davlikanova Since Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukrainians have displayed extraordinary unity in the face of existential threat, debunking the Russian propaganda narrative of a long-existing schism in society. Nearly three years into the full-scale war, Ukraine’s unity faces a litmus test: Are the
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In connection with Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine, political strategist Kateryna Odarchenko stated that for many European Union countries, opposing Kremlin aggression is not just a geopolitical issue but a matter of real survival. Speaking on the FREEДOM TV channel on December 5, she emphasized the importance
The potential victory of Donald Trump in the 2024 U.S. presidential election and the new political balance in Congress raise many questions about the future of U.S. support for Ukraine. The dominance of Republicans in both the House of Representatives and the Senate poses challenges to the
Political strategist Kateryna Odarchenko provided a comprehensive analysis of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s call to involve the European Union and NATO in negotiations with Russia. In an interview with the FREEDOM TV channel, Odarchenko examined the feasibility of having Western partners at the negotiation table and highlighted
The Russian Orthodox Church is an increasingly important part of Russia’s information war, both domestically and worldwide. By Kateryna Odarchenko The Council of Europe’s parliamentary assembly has called on all states to view Patriarch Kirill and his church’s leadership as extensions of Vladimir Putin’s regime and to treat them as
As Ukraine looks toward rebuilding after the war, a new generation of leaders is emerging: veterans who have earned the nation’s respect in the fight against Russia’s aggression. By Kateryna Odarchenko With trust in state institutions wavering, the former fighters represent the promise of change. They offer the