Hans Petter Midttun is a journalist who writes for Euromaidan Press and the Kyiv Post. His articles focus on political analysis and commentary, particularly on issues related to Ukraine and Europe. With a keen interest in international relations and conflict, Hans Petter provides insightful perspectives on current events and their implications.
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Hans Petter Midttun's articles primarily cover world affairs, government, and politics with a focus on Europe, Ukraine, Russia, NATO, and war. His work features opinion editorials along with expert commentary and announcements.
Individuals looking to reach out to Hans should consider providing in-depth analysis or expert insights related to the geopolitical dynamics of Europe and its relationships with neighboring countries such as Ukraine and Russia. Topics could include military strategies, diplomatic negotiations, conflict resolution efforts, or regional security concerns within these areas.
Given his extensive coverage of Europe-related topics through an analytical lens rather than mere reporting of events or news updates - experts who can offer well-reasoned perspectives based on understanding the historical context and current political developments in this region may find their insights valued for potential contributions.
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Denial is not a sustainable strategy. The West must aknowledge Russia's global war for what it is -- and start fighting back
NATO frets over poking the Russian bear while its own paper tiger growls. Eastern allies demand action as Western powers reveal an Alliance scared of its own shadow.
By: Hans Petter Midttun
The Victory Plan is part of a global strategy to end the war, restore stability, and achieve peace on fair terms. The plan would protect Ukraine from aggression and strengthen its future security.
By: Hans Petter Midttun
What are Ukrainian refugees today may be Estonian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, and Finnish refugees tomorrow. Europe is now addressing the symptom, not the cause.
By: Hans Petter Midttun
Former Ukrainian military chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi has issued a stark warning about a growing alliance of authoritarian states threatening global democracy, urging NATO to adapt to new warfare realities.
Deterrence is a psychological factor. It only works as long as the enemy finds NATO credible, and that is no longer the case.
Winston Churchill called World War II “the unnecessary war,” sadly that could apply to the war in Ukraine - we saw it coming but did nothing to stop it and it's not yet peaked.
By: Hans Petter Midttun
Meanwhile, Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure in Sumy and Nova Kakhovka killed six people today, prompting war crimes investigations by Ukrainian prosecutors.
By: Hans Petter Midttun
Ukrainian War Losses – A Lack of Clarity Might Undermine Ukraine's National Interests.
President Vladimir Putin has entered into over 200 negotiations which he has used as merely as a pretext to overcome and defeat his opponents – why would a Ukraine peace deal be any different?
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