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US Exchanges Cyber Criminal for Schoolteacher in ‘Good Faith’ Deal with Russia US
Alexander Vinnik returns to Russia after a back-channel prisoner exchange for American Marc Fogel kicked off on Tuesday. US officials said the deal is a goodwill gesture for ending the war in Ukraine.
By Katie Livingstone
31m ago
Poland
By TVP World
3h ago
SBU
By Kyiv Post
3h ago
Zelensky
By Kyiv Post
3h ago
Finland
By Kateryna Zakharchenko
3h ago
Germany
In recent weeks, mounting comments from Moscow, Washington and Kyiv have suggested the possibility of negotiations that could end the nearly three-year-old Russian invasion.
By AFP
4h ago
The world in focus, as seen by Canadian leading global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw in a quick review of the biggest news in international media today.
By Michael Bociurkiw
4h ago
FACT-CHECK: Is Ukraine Selling US Weapons to Mexican Cartels, as Tucker Carlson Claimed? Latin America
By Kyiv Post
1d ago
FACT-CHECK: Is Belgium Giving Ukraine €1.7B Taxed From Russia’s Frozen Assets? Belgium
By Leo Chiu
Feb. 8
Trump
The former Fox News anchor said the Kremlin’s takeover of Crimea and deployment of the Russian army to invade Ukraine’s Donbas region was “a minor” incident.
By Kyiv Post
Jan. 15
Russia’s ‘Cerebrus’ Drone Swarm Controller – Genius or a White Elephant? Drones
Designers from Russia’s Stary Oskol “Reanimator” design bureau have announced the development of a mobile system for controlling fiber-optic drone swarms.
By Steve Brown
2d ago
Ukraine’s New Mirage 2000 Warplane – The Fighter Pilot Viewpoint Mirage 2000
Most pilots would say it’s a moderate upgrade for Ukraine’s air-to-air capability and a serious one for air-to-ground. Even a few Mirages in Ukraine will force Russia to re-evaluate the battlespace.
By Christopher Stewart, Stefan Korshak
Feb. 8
White House Bombshell for Ukraine – USAID Ends, Part 2 EXCLUSIVE Washington
Soft power is diminishing and China is rising. Kyiv Post examines the consequences of the suspension of assistance under USAID projects. The problems are not only economic.
By Sergii Kostezh
Feb. 4
White House Bombshell for Ukraine – USAID Ends, Part I EXCLUSIVE Trump
Kyiv Post worked with experts and specialists to analyze the potential problems caused by the suspension of USAID assistance to Ukraine. Part One.
By Sergii Kostezh
Feb. 3
Ukraine’s ‘Madyar’s Birds’ Take Down Russia’s ‘Invulnerable’ Drones Top News
Ukraine’s 414th Strike UAV Battalion, known as “Madyar’s Birds,” detected and destroyed a Russian fiber-optic drone
By Kyiv Post
Feb. 7
US Exchanges Cyber Criminal for Schoolteacher in ‘Good Faith’ Deal with Russia US
Alexander Vinnik returns to Russia after a back-channel prisoner exchange for American Marc Fogel kicked off on Tuesday. US officials said the deal is a goodwill gesture for ending the war in Ukraine.
By Katie Livingstone
31m ago
Finland
Kremlin propaganda has not succeeded in Finland, said Jussi Halla-aho. Relations with Russia remain strained, and border closures are expected to continue.
By Kateryna Zakharchenko
3h ago
The world in focus, as seen by Canadian leading global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw in a quick review of the biggest news in international media today.
By Michael Bociurkiw
4h ago
Russia
President Donald Trump hinted that another US citizen, presumably held in captivity by Russia, would be freed on Wednesday, after the release of Fogel.
By Kyiv Post
6h ago
Kyiv Post exclusive interview with Tetiana Nikolaenko, a former investigative journalist and long-term member of the public Anti-Corruption Council.
By Sergii Kostezh
Jan. 25
Poet: After Baudelaire EXCLUSIVE Sidebar Stories
On the occasion of his 91st birthday, Yuriy Tarnawsky, Shevchenko National Prize nominee, presents his own English-language translation of “Poet,” exclusively for Kyiv Post.
By Yuriy Tarnawsky
Feb. 9
Ukraine Folk Artists Harness Music to Fight Russian ‘Assimilation’ Top News
By AFP
Jan. 25
Looking for the Accomplice Ukraine
By Hrytsko Chubai
Jan. 24
Looking for the Accomplice Ukraine
In honor of Hrytsko Chubai (1949-1982) on his birthday: a Ukrainian poet who was in constant conflict with the Soviet regime. Excerpt from the book “Vertep” translated by Yuriy Tarnawsky.
By Hrytsko Chubai
Jan. 24
‘2000 Meters to Andriivka’ – New Film by Oscar-Winning Ukrainian Director Heads to Sundance Culture
By Kyiv Post
Jan. 21
Philip Morris Increased Tax Contributions to Ukraine’s Budget by 38% in 2024
In 2024, Philip Morris in Ukraine paid UAH 52.2 billion in taxes, which is over UAH 14 billion (or 38%) more than in 2023, according to the company’s press release.
By Philip Morris
Feb. 4
Neurosurgical department at Lviv’s Sv. Mykolai Children’s Hospital undergoes major upgrade sponsored by Viktoria Kostiuk
The Sv. Mykolai Children’s Hospital is now ready, once more, to receive its little patients in upgraded conditions, a further demonstration of how charitable sponsorship can alter life for the better
By Daria Berezhna
Jan. 28
The Role of Peptide Blends in Scientific Research
Peptide research has gained substantial momentum in recent years, with an increasing focus on understanding how specific peptide blends might contribute to diverse scientific implications.
By John Grace
Jan. 22
International law is deliberately defamed by aggressors and other enemies of peace and international law and order.
President of Ukraine Zelensky has fallen victim to strategic ISIS to “nullify” the Budapest Memorandum.
By Arkadii Kornatskyi
Jan. 8