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Technology
OPINION: AI then AGI
AI’s potential to encourage harm is not confined to mental health risks. Another problem is that the number of deepfakes – AI-generated photos, audio, and video – is exploding online.
Nov. 3, 2025
Russia
‘We Are Only Country Doesn’t Test’ – Trump Defends Nuclear Move Amid Global Alarm
US president claims Russia and China are conducting secret explosive nuclear tests, framing controversial directive as necessary response to foreign violations of global test ban norms.
Nov. 3, 2025
Ukraine
‘Let Them Fight’ – Trump Cools on Tomahawk Missiles for Ukraine, Urges Self-Settlement
US President says he is “not really” considering transferring the long-range cruise missiles, despite reports that the Pentagon deemed the Tomahawk stockpile sufficient for US requirements.
Nov. 3, 2025
NATO
Belgium Launches Probe After Third Straight Night of Spying Drones Over NATO Base
Brussels confirms formal investigation into repeated breaches at Kleine-Brogel, while military expert tells Kyiv Post the crisis could prove a “net gain for the alliance” by forcing rapid upgrade.
Nov. 3, 2025
How Odesa Once Dazzled Europe’s Financiers: a Forgotten Story of Ukrainian Municipal Bonds
Odesa has long been business center as well as a port city. In pre-Soviet times it attracted international financiers. Today it is generating renewed interest.
Nov. 2, 2025
War in Ukraine
‘If Ukraine Falls, Free World Falls’: Reasons Why Foreigners Fight for Ukraine
Support to Ukraine goes beyond the supply of weapons and imposition of sanctions by partner governments – individuals from several countries feel motivated to join the fight against Russia.
Nov. 2, 2025
Ukraine
Sharp Rise in Russian Strikes on Chernihiv Region, Border Guard Says
The northern region borders Russia and Belarus and was briefly besieged in early 2022. Recent strikes on energy sites have sparked criticism and accusations of official incompetence.
Nov. 2, 2025
Europe
Ukraine Moves to Align Rail Gauge With Europe to Lviv by 2027
Different rail gauges, a legacy of the Soviet era, have long prevented trains from crossing between Ukraine and Europe without swapping the wheels – but this is now changing.
Nov. 2, 2025
Ukraine
OPINION: Exhumations: For Everything There Is a Season – This Ain’t It
As the search continues for evidence of what happened to UPA soldiers who fought against communist Poland’s occupation, is now really an appropriate time to ruminate over an unhappy past?
Nov. 2, 2025
Ukraine
Entire Donetsk Region Hit by Blackout After Continual Russian Strikes
The region, once the core of Ukraine’s industrial heartland, remains one of the Kremlin’s key objectives, and Kyiv has warned of a difficult fight to defend it over the winter.
Nov. 2, 2025
Propaganda
OPINION: How Russia’s Culture Warfare Threatens Humanity
Moscow has long been weaponizing culture and language to shore up its imperial conquests. In Washington, Russians are now capitalizing on growing American indifference to the Kremlin’s gameplan.
Nov. 2, 2025
Economy
NBU Sees Lack of Unified Inflation Expectations Among Ukrainians
Ukraine’s central bank keeps rate unchanged, while inflation expectations are uneven and pro-inflationary risks are rising. Economists continue to debate on the matter.
Nov. 2, 2025
Ukraine
Russian Troops Burn Their Own Trucks to Halt Pokrovsk Deployment, Partisans Say
Ukraine’s Atesh partisan movement said one of its agents, embedded within Russia’s 115th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, set his unit’s truck on fire to prevent deployment to Pokrovsk.
Updated: Nov. 2, 2025
Ukraine
The Visegrád States as an Anti-Ukraine Bloc?
According to a report by the Politico news website, Hungary is planning to forge an anti-Ukrainian bloc in the European Union with the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Nov. 2, 2025
Russia
Russia Hits Odesa Truck Lot in Overnight Strike, Killing 2
Authorities said civilian infrastructure was struck as Russia targeted southern Ukraine’s Odesa with drones; the identities of the two victims have not yet been confirmed.
Nov. 2, 2025
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