Peter Dickinson is an editor for UkraineAlert, a publication of the Atlantic Council. With a focus on multinational issues, Peter's articles cover a wide range of topics including geopolitics, Ukraine's relationship with Russia and the West, energy integration, and cyber threats. His work has also been featured in ADVFN.
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Peter Dickinson's articles primarily focus on world affairs, government and politics with a specific emphasis on Ukraine, Russia, war, international relations, and the European Union. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Peter Dickinson
Ukraine can use British-supplied weapons to strike targets inside Russia, UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron stated during a May 2 visit to
By: Peter Dickinson
After years of Ukrainians sounding the alarm over Russia’s alleged use of chemical weapons, the US Department of State has now substantiated these claims, writes Emma Nix.
By: Peter Dickinson
Ukraine's second city, Kharkiv, is struggling to survive amid a campaign of relentless Russian bombing that aims to make the city unlivable, writes Maria Avdeeva.
By: Peter Dickinson
Recent efforts by the Georgian government to adopt a Kremlin-style law imposing restrictions on civil society have laid bare the geopolitical struggle currently underway to define the country's future.
By: Peter Dickinson
Putin's one tank victory parade reflects the catastrophic scale of Russian losses in Ukraine and is a reminder that behind the facade of overwhelming strength, the Russian army is far from invincible, writes Peter Dickinson.
By: Peter Dickinson
Russia launched a cross-border offensive into northeastern Ukraine's Kharkiv region on May 10, opening a new front in its ongoing invasion.
By: Peter Dickinson
The appointment of a technocrat economist as Russia's new Defense Minister is a clear sign that Putin preparing the country for a long war with Ukraine and the West, writes Mercedes Sapuppo.
By: Peter Dickinson
Russia's expanding fleet of kamikaze drones poses an evolving security threat to Ukraine that tests the country's limited air defense capabilities, writes Marcel Plichta.
By: Peter Dickinson
Georgia is currently at the crossroads as the government pushes through contentious Kremlin-style legislation that opponents say will stifle civil
By: Peter Dickinson
The mood in Kharkiv is a mix of anger, anxiety, and defiance as Ukraine's second city prepares to defend itself against a new Russian offensive, writes Maria Avdeeva.
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