Journal: GEOpolitics
Year: 2025

The world’s security architecture is fraying — and not at the edges, but at its core. Institutions meant to safeguard stability have become slow and self-doubting, while revisionist powers, like Russia, have exploited the gaps and promulgated insecurity, destruction, disinformation, and bloodshed. In this volatile landscape, Ukraine has recently redrawn the boundaries of asymmetric warfare. In a move that stunned Moscow and inspired democratic forces throughout the world, President Zelenskyy lau