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Ukraine
‘First in Naval Warfare’ – Ukraine’s Sea Drones Put Russia’s Oil Exports Under Strain, US Think Tank Head Says
Longtime Russia strategist Glen Howard says strikes on Novorossiysk’s offshore terminals could force the Kremlin into costly choices over its shadow fleet.
Dec. 7, 2025
Ukraine
OPINION: Business in the Guise of Diplomacy
With the Trump administration looking to score a deal and make money from Russia’s war on Ukraine, Europeans realize they must fend for themself. But can they unite?
Dec. 6, 2025
US
Aliyev Cracks Down While Washington Holds Its Breath
As Azerbaijan’s rulers target opposition leaders, US lawmakers warn the Trump administration is “sleepwalking into complicity.”
Dec. 6, 2025
Ukraine
US, Ukraine Drive ‘Durable Peace’ Push as Talks Continue
Sixth round of high-level meetings in two weeks signals Kyiv’s mounting urgency, but advocates say the real test isn’t Ukraine’s openness but Russia’s willingness to halt aggression.
Updated: Dec. 6, 2025
Trump
Trump Awarded Peace Prize by FIFA After Being Snubbed by Nobel
FIFA, headed by Trump ally Gianni Infantino, announced the existence of the award in November. It is not clear whether Trump’s efforts to end Russia’s war in Ukraine were taken into account.
Dec. 5, 2025
Ukraine
US Promises Pre-Christmas Arms Boost for Ukraine, Pushes for Europe-Led NATO by 2027
Senior US defense officials warned European partners that while military aid to Kyiv is set to rise, Washington will no longer anchor NATO’s conventional defenses past 2027.
Dec. 5, 2025
Russia
OPINION: Putin Wants Ukraine, Not Witkoff and Kushner’s Business Deal
The Trump administration is caught in a trap of its own making. The desire for economic gain clouds Americans’ ability to understand Putin’s desire to control Ukraine.
Dec. 5, 2025
Sanctions
Oil Refinery Shutdown Could Hurt Serbia for Years, Experts Say
The loss of the Russian-controlled refinery, which provided 80 percent of Serbia’s fuel needs, also means a massive increase in imports to fill the gap.
Dec. 5, 2025
US
Emerging Details About Epstein, Russia, and Trump
New information has emerged shedding light on Epstein’s Russian connections, with potential implications for US President Donald Trump’s ties to Russia.
Dec. 4, 2025
Education
A Ukrainian School in Washington State Evolves Into a Diaspora Community Lifeline
In Bellevue, Washington, a grassroots cultural center shows how one immigrant’s determination to teach her children Ukrainian became a community hub for hundreds
Dec. 4, 2025
Ukraine
Path to Peace Still Unclear, Trump Says, as US Envoys Pivot From Moscow to Miami
Diplomatic pivot back to Florida sparks deep anxiety among NATO allies who warn Washington is ‘drifting toward Russia’s framing’ of the conflict and still sidelining European unity.
Dec. 4, 2025
Ukraine
Drawing Red Line: Bipartisan Fury Boils Over as US Senate Confronts Russian Abduction of Ukrainian Children
A rare moment of moral unity in Congress recasts Russia’s mass transfer of Ukrainian children as an identity-erasure campaign – and signals growing pressure on the White House to harden US policy.
Dec. 4, 2025
Ukraine
Paperwork Crunch Puts Thousands of Ukrainians at Risk of Job Loss in US
A policy advocate tells Kyiv Post that legal Ukrainian workers are being hurt not by immigration law but by a stalled federal paperwork system.
Dec. 4, 2025
Ukraine
OPINION: A Law Trump Hated Stands Between Him and Putin
Will the law that could block Trump from giving in to Russia be remembered and utilized?
Dec. 3, 2025
Ukraine
Rubio Signals Cautious Optimism on Peace Talks, Stresses Putin’s Role
US Secretary of State highlights Ukraine’s security, economic future amid complex negotiations
Dec. 3, 2025
Ukraine
‘Structurally Doomed’ From Outset: Why Trump’s Moscow Overture Fell Flat
Former top NSC official Michael Carpenter tells Kyiv Post that talks never stood a chance, with Kyiv’s survival and Moscow’s ambitions fixed on irreconcilable paths.
Dec. 3, 2025
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