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Information × Registration Number 0226U002252, (0122U001563) , R & D reports Title Current problems of global political processes popup.stage_title Аналіз результативності виконаного наукового дослідження. Оформлення результатів наукового дослідження Head Trofymenko Mykola V., Кандидат політичних наук Registration Date 12-02-2026 Organization Mariupol State University popup.description1 Theoretical justification and development of methodological and scientific recommendations for studying current problems of global political processes in the context of the political specificities of globalization. popup.description2 A comprehensive analysis of the spread of Russian narratives in the European information space in the context of the Russian Federation's hybrid war against Ukraine. Practical measures for decolonization in Ukraine in the context of full-scale war with Russia are examined, in particular using the example of the city of Odessa. The peculiarities of the functioning of the local self-government system in Latvia in the context of hybrid threats that significantly affect the stability of democratic institutions at the local level are analyzed. The historical origin of the term, which emerged after World War II, is examined. It is shown how Russian propaganda transformed the concept of “denazification” into a means of legitimizing armed aggression, forming the image of an external enemy, and justifying violent intervention in Ukraine's internal affairs. The main stereotypes promoted by the Russian Federation in Ukrainian society, in the temporarily occupied territories, among Russians and Western allies are analyzed, and their specifics and peculiarities of influence on each of these groups are identified. The peculiarities of Telegram's influence on public sentiment among Ukrainians in the context of Russian armed aggression are examined. The role of volunteers in supporting the military, providing humanitarian aid, and shaping civil society is considered. The impact of the war on the self-organization of citizens, the growth of public trust in volunteer initiatives, and the active use of digital technologies in volunteer activities are highlighted. The role of communication strategy as a key tool for implementing Ukraine's foreign policy in Latin America and the Caribbean is examined. Keywords: decolonization, memory politics, Russian aggression, propaganda, Russian-Ukrainian war, social media, denazification, political communication, political identity, hybrid warfare, foreign policy Product Description popup.authors Konstantynova Yuliia V. Bulyk Maksym Volodymyrovych Kostiantyn V. Balabanov Sergii P. Pakhomenko Anastasiia V. Trofymenko Iryna M. Gridina popup.nrat_date 2026-02-12 Close