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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.
US Endorses Orbán Amid Russia Ties Concerns
Despite growing pressure on Orbán domestically, analysts caution that an electoral defeat for Fidesz would not necessarily result in a rapid political shift.
Why Vance’s Hungary Trip is ‘Blatant’ Interference
The US vice-president praised Orbán as a defender of “Western civilization” and accused the EU of interfering in Hungary’s politics.
Here’s How Much Taxpayers Actually Paid for Ukraine
The numbers suggest a broad and coordinated international effort, but what is the actual taxpayer contribution in each country?
Why Poland’s Patriots Request Revealed the Cost of Buying US Weapons
Patriot air defense batteries, acquired at enormous cost, became the unexpected center of a transatlantic dispute in March 2026.
Russia’s Antisemitic Propaganda Goes Rogue
How the Kremlin’s anti-Semitic propagandistic agenda – funneled through the social media influencer ecosystem – seeks any opportunity to smear Ukraine.
Jews Are Still Russia’s Perennial Scapegoats
A new report on antisemitism exploited by Russian propaganda looks into how Russia’s perennial fallback scapegoat – wicked world Jewry – has found new life with the war against Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Lawmakers Don’t Want to Work
Burnout, bribery fears, and an IMF ultimatum have brought the Verkhovna Rada to a near-standstill – with no end in sight.
Anatomy of the Friday the 13th Airstrike – Part 1: How Russia Bombarded Ukraine One Night
This is the first of a two-part series looking at single Russian mass missile/drone assault on Ukraine, with a focus on the Kremlin’s airstrike package and Ukrainian defense tactics against it.
Vernadsky’s Biosphere at 100
A century ago, “The Biosphere” by Volodymyr Verdanky, the first President of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, highlighted the interconnected nature of life on Earth.
Still Standing and Developing: Ukraine After 4 Years of Full-Scale War
n the days after the full-scale invasion, Ukraine was written off as doomed. Kyiv Post examines how after four years, despite enormous difficulties, Ukraine has been transformed.
Let There Be Light – How Ukrainians Survived Russia’s Blitzfreeze
Moscow tried to destroy Ukraine’s energy sector and freeze the population into submission during the coldest winter in memory. Kyiv Post examines how Ukrainians rebuilt their power grid to survive.
Ukraine’s Drone Strikes vs. Russia So Far in 2026 – Bigger Swarms, More Explosions
A strategy of hunting down Russian air defense systems is paying dividends. Even the Kremlin is admitting it can’t really stop the Ukrainian drones.
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