Discussion | With Lukjan Galkin (Molfar Intelligence Institute) and Angelina Trofimchuk

The Molfar Intelligence Institute has published the first systematic book on intelligence in Ukraine – more than 600 pages of methods that have proven effective in practice and were documented by experts during wartime. In Ukraine, the first edition sold out within weeks, and the second edition is already sold out. A third edition is currently in preparation.

In this conversation, the head of the Institute, Lukjan Galkin, explains what makes the book accessible and relevant far beyond Ukraine’s borders. The questions it addresses – how information is collected, verified and analysed in a world where every action leaves a trace – are no longer the concern of specialists alone. They are relevant to journalists, analysts, senior executives, businesses and governments in every market.

For publishers, literary agents and talent scouts, this is an opportunity to discover a work that offers a rare combination: authority gained under the most difficult conditions, a subject of global significance, and a voice that has already demonstrated its ability to engage audiences.

The Molfar Intelligence Institute (MII) is an analytical centre and educational institution working in the fields of OSINT, cybersecurity, strategic communications and social influence. MII has trained more than 7,000 participants, developed over 100 training programmes, and contributed to the introduction of OSINT and cybersecurity into Ukraine’s national curriculum.

Organiser: Ukrainian Book Institute
Location: Ukrainian National Stand, Hall 3.1, Stand C13