Investigation

America’s abandonment of commitments

America’s abandonment of commitments

Investigative analysis: The U.S. State Department and White House removed public records of critical security guarantee agreements, shaking trust in commitments and global diplomacy — exclusive by empr.media. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Strike of an Iskander on the 168th Reserve Battalion: what happened, who is responsible, and how to prevent recurrences?

Strike of an Iskander on the 168th Reserve Battalion: what happened, who is responsible, and how to prevent recurrences?

A Russian Iskander‑M ballistic missile hit Ukraine’s 168th Reserve Battalion near Cherkaske, killing and wounding scores. Investigative analysis reveals failures, leadership blame, and key lessons to prevent future strikes — only at empr.media. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Ukraine and Europe’s path to self-sufficiency in defense: challenges and solutions

Ukraine and Europe’s path to self-sufficiency in defense: challenges and solutions

As Ukraine and EU stockpiles run low, Europe’s defense industry struggles to match Russian output and U.S. weapon supply. This investigation charts the hard road to self‑sufficiency, scalable solutions and strategic cooperation — only at empr.media. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

From destroyers to minerals: how strategic deals shape alliances

From destroyers to minerals: how strategic deals shape alliances

Explore how strategic deals — from warships to minerals — are reshaping global alliances, embedding resource diplomacy into security policy and great‑power rivalry. | empr.media

Memorandum on Security Assurances in connection with Ukraine’s Accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Memorandum on Security Assurances in connection with Ukraine’s Accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Explore the Budapest Memorandum — the 1994 security assurances Ukraine received for giving up its nuclear arsenal, how key guarantees were tested by war, and global implications. | empr.media

Chinese companies help Russia conduct the “Great Construction” in the occupied Donetsk region

Chinese companies help Russia conduct the “Great Construction” in the occupied Donetsk region

Exclusive investigation reveals Chinese firms building plants and supplying heavy equipment in Russia‑occupied Donetsk, fueling Kremlin’s “Great Construction” drive framed as reconstruction. | empr.media

How much does Ukraine cost?

How much does Ukraine cost?

From staggering defense budgets to EU and U.S. support, this investigation breaks down how much the Ukraine war and rebuilding efforts really cost — exploring fiscal burdens and global stakes. | empr.media

An ideal deal for Ukraine’s future 

An ideal deal for Ukraine’s future 

Analysis of the so‑called $500 billion “deal” proposal: why Ukraine needs real security guarantees, fair access to resources, economic partnership and corruption reforms for its future. | empr.media

Air power over boots on the ground: NATO, Ukraine, and the future of European security

Air power over boots on the ground: NATO, Ukraine, and the future of European security

Air power could redefine modern warfare — from NATO’s posture to Ukraine’s battlefield strategy, this investigation probes how skies might outweigh boots on the ground in shaping Europe’s security. | empr.media

Ukraine’s resources: a path to prosperity or another missed opportunity?

Ukraine’s resources: a path to prosperity or another missed opportunity?

Ukraine sits on rich mineral wealth — from lithium to titanium — but can strategic resource development deliver prosperity instead of exploitation? Our investigation explores the risks and opportunities. | empr.media

Putin is raising a child army or Russia’s plan for the assimilative genocide of Ukraine and the Ukrainian nation

Putin is raising a child army or Russia’s plan for the assimilative genocide of Ukraine and the Ukrainian nation

Exclusive investigation exposes how Putin’s regime is mobilising and indoctrinating Ukrainian children into youth military structures on occupied territory — a tactic critics warn is part of a larger assimilative genocide. | empr.media

Whom do Ukrainians trust the most?

Whom do Ukrainians trust the most?

Who do Ukrainians trust most? New survey shows military leaders like Zaluzhnyi and intelligence chief Budanov outrank political figures — even Usyk beats the President in trust | empr.media

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