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Kursk

Two Months on, Donbas Soldiers Begin to Question Kursk Offensive

The incursion launched on August 6 into Russia’s Kursk region caught Moscow off guard and boosted the morale of Ukrainians exhausted more than two years into Russia’s invasion.

By AFP

56m ago

Counteroffensive

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, October 15, 2024

By ISW

1h ago

LIVE

Ukraine Breaking News Today Live on 10-16-2024

By Kyiv Post

8h ago

ICU Weekly Insight: Food Prices Lift Inflation Above Expectations

By ICU

14h ago

Russian Man Jailed After Daughter Drew Pro-Ukraine Picture Freed

By AFP

14h ago

War in Ukraine

Problems of Ukraine’s Territorial Defense Units: Can Light Infantry Be Reformed?

By Sergii Kostezh

15h ago

North Korea

18 North Korean Soldiers Have Gone AWOL Near Ukrainian Border

A Ukrainian news site citing intelligence sources says the servicemen left their positions on the border between the Bryansk and Kursk regions of Russia.

By Kyiv Post

15h ago

Klitschko

A Day in History – Wladimir Klitschko Avenged His Brother in Heavyweight Fight

The victory also marked the beginning of boxing history’s longest accumulated heavyweight title reigns, which ended when Klitschko lost to British boxer Tyson Fury in 2015.

By Kyiv Post

17h ago

Fact-Check

F-16

FACT-CHECK: Did a Ukrainian F-16 Shoot Down a Russian Su-34 Fighter Bomber?

By Stefan Korshak, Christopher Stewart

1d ago

Trump

FACT CHECK: Trump Outburst – US Support to Ukraine ‘Close to $300 billion,’ Europeans: Deadbeats

By Stefan Korshak

Sep. 25

Propaganda

FACT-CHECK: Russia Trying to Create False Narrative About Ukrainian F-16s

Russian propagandists are trying to create narrative about ineffectiveness of F-16s through fakes and manipulating the words of US Air Forces in Europe commander.

By UkrInform

Sep. 21

EXCLUSIVE

Russia Is Forming a Battalion of North Korean Soldiers Due to Severe Manpower Shortages, Intel Sources Say

By Alisa Orlova, Kateryna Zakharchenko

Crisis Care: Ukrainian Police Psychologists at Bombing Sites

By Stefan Korshak Kursk, Wunderwaffen and Real Weapons

By Oleg Dunda Wind of Change. Again

By Mariia Myhal Reform of the State Customs Service: What Changes to Expect

By Charles Cockell A Second Age of Europe

By David Root Trump Must Stand With Ukraine or Lose in November

VIDEO

Putin

I'm Exposing the $200 Billion Mafia Boss

History has shown that Putin is not the "grand strategist" he was once believed to be. Instead, his decision to invade Ukraine has destabilized Russia. What drives Putin's reckless risk-taking?

By Jason Jay Smart

1d ago

Top News

Europe: Helping Russia’s Ukraine Invasion by Skirting Sanctions

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 8

WORLD

Russian Man Jailed After Daughter Drew Pro-Ukraine Picture Freed

By AFP

14h ago

EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine

Problems of Ukraine’s Territorial Defense Units: Can Light Infantry Be Reformed?

By Sergii Kostezh

15h ago

North Korea

18 North Korean Soldiers Have Gone AWOL Near Ukrainian Border

By Kyiv Post

15h ago

Russian Man Jailed After Daughter Drew Pro-Ukraine Picture Freed

The man said that he spent two months in an isolation cell with another inmate during his incarceration, and that “huge rats” were crawling around.

By AFP

14h ago

Russia

Russia Is Forming a Battalion of North Korean Soldiers Due to Severe Manpower Shortages, Intel Sources Say

By Alisa Orlova, Kateryna Zakharchenko

20h ago

Germany

Is Germany Committed to Ukraine's Future? | Capital Questions

By TVP World

22h ago

Hungary

Hungary and Gazprom in Talks for Extra Russian Gas for Budapest in 2025

Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó also said that Budapest will veto European Union sanctions on Russia if the exemption for his country to purchase Russian oil is cancelled.

By Euractiv

18h ago

Russia

Russia Is Forming a Battalion of North Korean Soldiers Due to Severe Manpower Shortages, Intel Sources Say

Russia’s key ally, North Korea, is stepping in to provide large-scale support – not only with weapons and military equipment but also by supplying personnel.

By Alisa Orlova, Kateryna Zakharchenko

20h ago

Germany

Is Germany Committed to Ukraine's Future? | Capital Questions

In this episode of "Capital Questions," TVP World explores Germany’s changing role in the EU. Once a powerhouse of integration and strength, can Germany still lead in 2024?

By TVP World

22h ago

CORRUPTION WATCH

Dozens of UK Companies Under Investigation for Avoiding Russian Sanctions

Almost 40 UK companies are being investigated for violating sanctions against Russian oil, implemented to limit the Kremlin’s profits during its war in Ukraine with no one having yet been penalized.

By Katie Livingstone

Oct. 11

European Companies Sidestep Sanctions: US Criticism Fails to Deter Business as Usual With Russia

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 2

Ukrainian Deputy Minister Detained for Massive Bribe

By Sergii Kostezh

Aug. 12

Washington Insider: Corruption Could Damage Rebuilding Efforts

By Jason Jay Smart

Jul. 28

Relatives of Kyiv Officials Used Pretext of Accompanying Orphans to Avoid Mobilization

By Kyiv Post

Jul. 5

ECONOMICS

ICU Weekly Insight: Food Prices Lift Inflation Above Expectations

By ICU

14h ago

Ukraine

OPINION: Reform of the State Customs Service: What Changes to Expect

By Mariia Myhal

2d ago

mobilization

Women on the Job: Ukraine Labor Market Hit by War

By Pete Shmigel

2d ago

Sanctions

OPINION: Unilever's Belated Departure from Russia Welcomed

By B4Ukraine

Oct. 12

CULTURE

Zaporizhzhia

Cultural Festival ‘GogolFEST’ Returns to Ukraine

On Oct. 18, “GogolFEST,” one of Europe’s most influential cultural festivals, is making a return to Ukraine.

By Kyiv Post

2d ago

Sidebar Stories

Yulia's Letter to Trump - An Imaginary Cry from the Heart

By Dr. Orhan Dragas

Oct. 6

EXCLUSIVE Chernihiv

Not Russian, but Pan-European: Chernihiv Volunteer Restores Unique Wooden Houses

By Sergii Kostezh

Oct. 4

EXCLUSIVE Chernihiv

Not Russian, but Pan-European: Chernihiv Volunteer Restores Unique Wooden Houses

Volunteer project leader Stanislav Ivashchenko fights to preserve the cultural heritage of Chernihiv, which is suffering from the neglect of officials, Russian strikes, and harmful adaptations.

By Sergii Kostezh

Oct. 4