Enhance access to online resources with East View’s English Reader, an optional add-on service for select resources. With East View’s English Reader you can now search and retrieve articles in English when using select Russian-, Ukrainian- or Chinese-language resources. Leveraging advanced AI technology, the English Reader provides high-quality, accurate, and fluent English translations of all content within an online resource, making this valuable research content accessible to a wider academic audience.
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English-language digital archive: 1956–present
PLA Daily is the official newspaper of China’s Central Military Commission and a principal authoritative voice of the People’s Liberation Army. Published under the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission, it reports on military affairs while also communicating official positions on defense policy, political education, military doctrine, national security, technological modernization, and the role of the armed forces within the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese state.
The archive provides a unique record of the development of the PLA across more than seven decades. Its reporting, editorials, official statements, and military commentary document changes in Chinese strategic thinking, military organization, political doctrine, force modernization, training, weapons development, international security policy, and relations between the Communist Party and the armed forces.
English-language digital archive: 2002–present
Defense Express provides specialized Ukrainian coverage of national security, the armed forces, weapons systems, arms procurement, international military cooperation, and the defense industry. The archive documents a period of extraordinary transformation in Ukraine’s security environment—from the modernization of the Ukrainian armed forces in the early 2000s through the annexation of Crimea, the war in Donbas, and Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Coverage includes Ukrainian defense policy, Russian military capabilities, NATO cooperation, Western military assistance, international arms procurement, and developments in the Ukrainian defense industry.
Detailed reporting also covers drones and unmanned systems, missiles, air defense, aviation, artillery, armored vehicles, naval warfare, electronic warfare, precision weapons, and international arms markets. The depth and continuity of the archive make it possible to trace how military technologies, strategic assessments, procurement priorities, and Ukrainian perceptions of the Russian threat have changed over time.
Because the reporting originates in Ukraine, the collection offers an important perspective on the war and the development of Ukrainian defense policy that complements Western and Russian sources. Defense Express Daily Newswire is particularly valuable for scholars, students, journalists, policy professionals, military educators, defense analysts, and researchers working on Ukraine, Russia, NATO, European security, military technology, defense policy, and contemporary warfare.
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English-language digital archive: 2003–present
Published in Kyiv since 1957 by institutes of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the journal is a major scholarly forum for research on Ukrainian and world history, historiography, archival sources, and historical scholarship.
The journal covers a broad chronological range, from Kyivan Rus’ and the early modern period through the Russian imperial and Soviet eras to independent Ukraine. Major subjects include Ukrainian statehood and national identity, political repression, the Holodomor, World War II, Ukrainian-Russian relations, Crimea, ethnic and religious communities, historical memory, and the reassessment of subjects that were suppressed, distorted, or politically constrained during the Soviet period.
The archive is particularly valuable for understanding how Ukrainian historians interpret their country’s past and how historical scholarship in Ukraine has evolved since independence. It provides perspectives that are often difficult to access through English-language secondary literature alone and gives researchers direct access to contemporary Ukrainian historical discourse.
The Ukrainian Historical Journal is especially relevant for scholars, students, and researchers in Ukrainian and East European history, Soviet studies, Russian and Eurasian studies, nationalism and identity studies, political history, international relations, and related fields.
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