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Master of Arts (MA) · Hertie School
Dmytro Sochnyev is the Thematic Working Groups Resort Leader at EPIS and holds an MA in International Affairs from the Hertie School in Berlin. His multidisciplinary and innovative research leverages political history and technological development to find solutions for contemporary security in Europe and beyond.
How can traditional conservative parties survive amid declining voter bases, rising populism, and rapid digital change? Their threatened success depends on reframing political narratives, mastering new media tools, and adapting to shifting demographics with more emotionally resonant messaging.
How did US intelligence miss the warning signs of the Tet Offensive? Dmytro Sochnyev revisits one of the Vietnam War’s most consequential intelligence failures. Despite abundant evidence of an imminent large-scale attack, entrenched assumptions and cognitive bias blinded American commanders to th…
Europe faces serious munitions shortages exposed by Ukraine’s high ammunition demands. Without legacy stockpiles, Europe must prioritise a large and diverse munitions output to ensure its defence operates at maximum capacity and thus help establish deterrence. Reducing cross-political bureaucracy…
1. Main question: What is the effect of climate change on European security, and how prepared is the EU? 2. Argument: Climate change poses serious security risks to the EU—from infrastructure damage and mass migration to geopolitical shifts—yet the Union remains underprepared. 3. Conclusion: The…
How has Europe helped meet Ukraine’s request for artillery ammunition? This brief contextualises and visualises EU artillery aid to Ukraine since 2022, measured against Kyiv’s requests. The brief describes how aid shortages have affected battlefield dynamics, and what solutions exist.
Can AI reshape the future of warfare and deterrence? This article explores how advancements in AI and autonomous weapons are transforming military strategy and state power dynamics. As weapons systems grow more independent, states are redefining deterrence strategies to maintain security in a rap…
Unmanned systems proliferate in warfare, from reconnaissance to tactical strikes, raising ethical and regulatory concerns.
Many misunderstand military obsolescence, assuming battlefield survivability dictates a system’s relevance. Dmytro Sochnyev attacks that myth, arguing that obsolescence stems from the emergence and availability of superior alternatives, not mere vulnerability. Through historical and modern exampl…
