Gleb Adamovych is a third-year student at the St. George campus of the University of Toronto. He is currently majoring in English and Psychology, aiming to further his education and develop his skills. At the NATO Association of Canada, he works as the Program Editor Team Lead and as the Digital Copy Editor, working to produce articles which promote the importance of defense to the public, and maintain the quality of the Association's website. Gleb maintains a varied knowledge base, but has a specific interest in the development of political polarization and radicalism, particularly in democratic nations. You can contact Gleb at gleb.o.adamovych@gmail.com or at https://www.linkedin.com/in/gleb-adamovych-268861258/.
Centre For Disinformation Studies Gleb Adamovych

Russian Disinformation and the West

In Vladimir Putin’s now infamous interview with Fox News journalist Tucker Carlson, the president continued a proud tradition of his Russian administration. The president spent hours rhapsodising Russia as a victim, a country that is perpetually under assault from the unjust and subversive forces of the West. This narrative is in line with the rhetoric Read More…

Gleb Adamovych Society, Culture, and Security

Polarization Blues

Despite the world being interconnected in a way it has never been, civilization finds itself torn apart by civil strife and disagreement. “Polarization” is the word of the day, and it has hit Canada hard. Recent years have seen the issue reflected in the rise of hate crimes, distrust of the government, and general violence. Read More…

Gleb Adamovych Society, Culture, and Security

Afghanistan: Not Buried Yet

In April of 2021, the United States government announced its withdrawal from what was at the time the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Twenty years of combat, 3609 dead NATO troops, and trillions of dollars later, Allied forces withdrew, and left the country vulnerable for the Taliban to seize control once again, like they had thirty Read More…

Gleb Adamovych Security, Trade and the Economy

NATO and Energy Security: Changing Times

In the face of the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine, the existing Atlantic energy infrastructure has found its Achilles’ heel, namely a reliance on resources controlled by powers with interests that are inimical to the rules-based international order. According to NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, the alliance’s goals in the face of this new crisis have Read More…