Author of more than 120 scientific, popular science and analytical works on history, political science and other social sciences. He graduated from the National Pedagogical Drahomanov University with a degree in history and law. In 2016, he defended his dissertation on the political history of Poland on the topic «Public organizations in Poland in 1918-1939: institutional development and socio-political activity». Currently, he continues to research socio-political processes in the countries of Central and South-Eastern Europe. He is a supporter of the idea of creating the Baltic-Black Sea Union or other geopolitical associations related to the concept of the Intermarium. He advocates Ukraine-centrism, in particular in foreign policy, and for deepening Ukraine's comprehensive cooperation with Western countries, primarily the United States, the United Kingdom, and Central European countries, as Ukraine's closest partners, as well as for expanding Ukraine's partnerships in the world. In May 2023, together with colleagues and like-minded people, he founded the Intermarium Institute, an analytical and information center.

Area of expertise: research of strategies, analysis of processes in international relations and domestic political life of states.

One of the main areas of expertise: the new security architecture in the world and Eurasia after the final end of the era of empires, the decline of Russia, and the formation of the US-China geopolitical dominance. The new role of Ukraine and the new role of the "great Intermarium" in this new architecture. The geography of international analytics is wide: The United States, China and East Asia, Russia, Europe, Turkey, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the Muslim world. He works on a wide range of issues, combining various professional areas: international relations and international law, history of civilization, domestic politics, public administration, public policy, organization management, sociology, religious studies, marketing, political technologies, basics of economics, psychology, etc.

She received her higher education at the Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics. Field of interests: history, politics, international relations, tourism. She has been engaged in social activities for over 5 years. She worked in the press services of several political parties and public organizations. Lolita Krynitska considers the ideas of the Mediterranean to be relevant and promising, as a Ukrainian-centric project that can unite the countries of the Baltic-Black Sea region in a common goal.

In 1994 graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, specializing in history, teacher of history. PhD in History since March 26, 1998. He defended dissertation «Ukrainian-German Cooperation in the Context of European Integration (1990s)» at the Specialized Academic Council of the Institute of History of Ukraine of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, specialty 07.00.02 - World History. Andrii Martynov was awarded the academic title of Senior Researcher in the specialty 07.00.02 - World History on March 13, 2002. Doctor PhD in History since April 28, 2009. Thesis «Socio-Economic and Political Development of Germany in 1990-2005» was defended at the Specialized Academic Council of the Institute of History of Ukraine of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in the specialty 07.00.02 - World History. From April 2009 to the present, she has been a leading researcher at the Department of History of International Relations and Foreign Policy of Ukraine. Professor of World History since January 29, 2015. Research interests: history of Germany in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, history of Europe in the twentieth century, history of international relations, globalization, historical sociology.

Field of research: liberalism, transhumanism, understanding of man in historical retrospect, formation of social values, history of religion, geoeconomics, geopolitics, interface of civilizations, system of conflicts. In addition to scientific research, he is engaged in educational and experimental activities. In his educational activities, he is primarily engaged in translations of works on philosophy. Another part of his educational activities is giving public lectures and participating in discussions on public intellectual platforms in the country, publishing popular science and analytical articles in the media and on educational Internet portals. A new direction in educational work was the launch in 2021 of the open regular seminar «National Round Table» and the educational course «Conservatism – Online», which featured politicians, philosophers, historians, psychologists, sexologists, and others. The experimental direction is the implementation of the understanding of republican forms of living together as a «common thing» in local communities. He is engaged in the study of the Baltic-Black Sea region. The purpose of the study is to analyze the spatial, geopolitical and geochronopolitical characteristics of the Baltic-Black Sea system. Identification of the logic of changes in this geopolitical space not only as a conflict system of confrontation between the centers of European and Asian civilizations, but also modeling of intercivilizational interaction. Developing options for the political identity of the region and its ability to play an independent role.