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Belarus’s Lukashenko Does a 180 on Ukraine, Abandons Russian Victory Rhetoric
When Russia invaded Ukraine from Belarus in 2022, Lukashenko told Kyiv to surrender “because the Kremlin will win.” Now he’s worried about drones.
Poland Winning the Argument about 1943 but Losing the Fight for 2026
Warsaw’s reaction to Ukraine honoring the UPA is threatening its leadership role at the upcoming Gdańsk Recovery Conference and marginalizing it from crucial European security talks.
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Belarus’s Lukashenko Does a 180 on Ukraine, Abandons Russian Victory Rhetoric
When Russia invaded Ukraine from Belarus in 2022, Lukashenko told Kyiv to surrender “because the Kremlin will win.” Now he’s worried about drones.
Poland Winning the Argument about 1943 but Losing the Fight for 2026
Warsaw’s reaction to Ukraine honoring the UPA is threatening its leadership role at the upcoming Gdańsk Recovery Conference and marginalizing it from crucial European security talks.
Stuck in Visa Limbo: Why Does VfS Global’s Appointment System Keep Shutting Travelers Out?
With the fate of thousands of visa applicants passing through its hands, VfS Global continues to garner criticism for technical issues blamed on user devices.
Revolt of the Masses: Why People Are Aggressive in Social Media, What to Do
Kyiv Post analyzes present-day divisiveness accompanying social media – now at an alarming tenor – despite the intention to use technology to facilitate com
Why Russia Violated Every Ceasefire for 12 Years, Even Those They Proposed
Kyiv Post scrutinizes 17 ceasefires with Russia while examining the history from 2014. All, including the current one, ended in nothing. Russia even proposed some, but has violated all.
Security, Strategy and Skullduggery: Public Opinion in the Balkans
A poll of 10,000 people in 11 countries reveals a regional split between the West and Russia. While Kosovo and Albania trust NATO, Bulgaria and Greece remain pessimistic and prone to disinformation.
Why Does Ukraine’s EU Path Look no Clearer Now that Its Chief Blocker Has Gone?
France and Germany proposed membership without votes or money but Kyiv said no.
What Does Poczobut’s Release Mean for Polish-Belarusian Relations?
After five years in captivity as political prisoner, Andrzej Poczobut was freed, marking a key win for Poland. But does it signal a new opening with Belarus?
The Chornobyl Deception Part 2: Pathology of a Failed Regime
How the Soviet Union lied about Its worst nuclear disaster – and how the West helped.
The Chornobyl Deception Part 1: Lies and Fabrications
How the Soviet Union lied about Its worst nuclear disaster – and how the West helped.
How Sweden Awoke to Chornobyl
Sweden received the largest fallout of radioactive cesium outside the Soviet Union – 1,000 km from Chornobyl. Four decades later, what impact has the disaster had on Swedish society?
For Ukraine, Iran War Is Another Competition With Russia
Recent geopolitical shifts in the Middle East have created an opening for Kyiv.
Ukraine Has a Chance to ‘Join’ the EU in 2027
While remaining roadblocks are serious, with Budapest no longer planning a veto, Brussels may have a partial solution to expedite Ukraine’s path forward with a “symbolic” membership for Kyiv.
Ukraine Just Ran Its First-Ever Bomb+Missile Attack With NATO Weapons
There is a good deal of circumstantial evidence NATO air reconnaissance was involved, though no hard proof. But it sure looked like a small NATO-style coordinated strike package à la Red/Maple Flag.
ANALYSIS: Belarus’s Lukashenko Does a 180 on Ukraine, Abandons Russian Victory Rhetoric
When Russia invaded Ukraine from Belarus in 2022, Lukashenko told Kyiv to surrender “because the Kremlin will win.” Now he’s worried about drones.
June 16, 2026