Ondrej Ditrych

@ditrych.bsky.social

Senior Analyst for Russia and the Eastern Neighbourhood at the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS)

The EU doesn't need major new spending to strengthen Ukraine's hand. It needs to spend smarter and support harder. Our new @euiss.bsky.social collection that I had the pleasure to edit offers ten concrete ways to turn today's momentum into a good peace: iss.europa.eu/publications...

Empowering Ukraine

How can the EU better empower Ukraine? This collection of expert analyses offers practical policy proposals, arguing that that stronger EU support for Ukraine’s defence, recovery and integration is ke...

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(1/10) Europe faces its most dangerous security environment in decades. Intelligence assessments suggest Russia may attack an EU Member State in the coming years. As US engagement in Europe becomes less certain, how can Europe strengthen deterrence? 🧵

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The Ukraine Recovery Conference should not only focus on investment but also on getting reconstruction right. That means following development best practices, empowering local actors & ensuring recovery reaches all regions damaged by the war argues @ditrych.bsky.social. shorturl.at/jAm5n

Back to basics: Empower Ukraine, unpower Russia

As Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine enters its fifth year, the EU should tighten the screws and align its policy instruments within a coherent strategy that contributes to a just and lasting...

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Understanding #FIMI requires moving beyond technological determinism, schematic geopolitics, and facile notions of truth. In my new publication, I offer a conceptual exploration of contestation over truth in today’s digital geopolitics, and what policymakers can do about it.

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My quickfire commentary on Armenian parliamentary elections. Bottom line: A welcome win for Pashinyan and his vision which the EU can support. But without parliamentary supermajority, and with two to three adversarial opposition parties in the parliament, the peace process is under threat. 1/2

EU Institute for Security Studies@euiss.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Despite Russian pressure, pro-EU PM Nikol Pashinyan won Armenia’s parliamentary election. But without a constitutional majority, the peace process with Azerbaijan remains fragile & will require sustained EU engagement, writes @ditrych.bsky.social. shorturl.at/SfShp

@euiss.bsky.social traineeships are a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in European security from either area or domain-specific perspective. The call for applications is now open, so don’t wait too long if this sounds like your kind of challenge.

EU Institute for Security Studies@euiss.bsky.social · 3mo ago

📢 Applications for our 2026-2027 #traineeship programme are now open! We are recruiting 9 trainees for a 10-month paid research traineeship based in Paris or Brussels. ⏳ Apply by 31 May, 23:59 CEST 🔗 More information on the available positions: www.iss.europa.eu/about-us/opp...

EUISS 2026-2027 traineeships
Applications open until 31 May