Anastasiya Ringis

Stratigic Communications Expert, Canada

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CA$350-million for drones and a 100-year pact: How Ukraine is reshaping Canada's thinking about its own security

For middle powers such as Canada, Ukraine is becoming something close to a guide to this new security reality.

16 September 2026, 08:40 — Anastasiya Ringis, expert from Toronto

Fighters against "fascists" and Ukraine: How Russia’s influence network operates in Canada

One of the leading Canadian journalists was recruited in the USSR. And now he is engaged in discrediting Ukrainians.

12 November 2024, 20:28 — Anastasiya Ringis, For European Pravda, From Toronto — Long-reads and interviews

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Long-reads and interviews

Polish foreign minister: Ukraine should choose its heroes carefully. If not, there will be a reaction

Sikorski: "Be careful how you choose your heroes from the past, because some of them have a mixed record, shall we say. And if you have people who have stained their reputation by conducting war crimes, then don’t be surprised if there’s a reaction abroad."

16 September 2026 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda

CA$350-million for drones and a 100-year pact: How Ukraine is reshaping Canada's thinking about its own security

For middle powers such as Canada, Ukraine is becoming something close to a guide to this new security reality.

16 September 2026 — Anastasiya Ringis, expert from Toronto

"Trump is very transactional. If we win Congress, he’ll have to deal with us on Ukraine": an interview with Rep. Vindman

Eugene Vindman: "I hope that the Russia sanctions package bill will hit the floor next week. There are some complications with the law that are very separate from support for Ukraine."

14 September 2026 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda