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Trump’s 90-Minute Putin Call Was Part of Mediation Effort After Zelensky Talks, US Analyst Says
Paul Goble says Trump’s call with Putin should not be read as a breakthrough, but as part of a mediator’s effort to speak with both Moscow and Kyiv.
‘Less Arrogance and a Little More Humility’ – Mick Ryan
Australian Gen. Mick Ryan shares his thoughts on what NATO has not yet understood about Ukraine.
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Trump’s 90-Minute Putin Call Was Part of Mediation Effort After Zelensky Talks, US Analyst Says
Paul Goble says Trump’s call with Putin should not be read as a breakthrough, but as part of a mediator’s effort to speak with both Moscow and Kyiv.
‘Less Arrogance and a Little More Humility’ – Mick Ryan
Australian Gen. Mick Ryan shares his thoughts on what NATO has not yet understood about Ukraine.
Naftogaz, Ukrzaliznytsia Made Loan Repayments to EBRD in 2026, EBRD President Says
“We have no project where we could say it fails and the level of default is very limited,” Odile Renaud-Basso told Kyiv Post in an exclusive interview in Kyiv.
‘They Told Me I Would Die in Captivity. I Knew Ukraine Would Survive’
Volodymyr Mykolaienko, the former mayor of Kherson, spent three years in Russian captivity. He reflects on the torture he was subjected to, defiance and Kherson’s resistance.
Through Azovstal and Captivity: A Mariupol Defender’s Story (Part I)
An exclusive Kyiv Post interview with an officer from Ukraine’s 12th Brigade Azov who defended Mariupol from the first day of Russia’s 2022 invasion until the final days at Azovstal.
Russian Intelligence and the Painful History Between Poland and Ukraine
Volhynia remains a wound Russia seeks to weaponize against Kyiv and Warsaw.
‘We Are Not Victims – We Are Fighters’: Oleksandra Matviichuk on War, Justice and Ukraine’s Fight for the Future
Nobel Prize winner Oleksandra Matviichuk, a human rights defender who works on issues in Ukraine, speaks to Lord Ashcroft about Ukraine’s future after years of trauma.
Explosions Heard in Kyiv as Russian Drones Target Capital
Explosions were heard in Kyiv overnight as Russian drones approached, while Ukraine reported 133 frontline clashes, mostly near Pokrovsk and Huliaipole.
Putin Bluffing About Ending the War, Analyst Says
After a slimmed-down Victory Day parade, Paul Goble says Vladimir Putin’s peace talk is a tactic to calm Russians, confuse the West, buy time and blame NATO.
Investors Still Eye Ukraine Reconstruction Despite War, PrivatBank CEO Says
PrivatBank CEO Mikael Björknert says discussions with stakeholders are now focused on the hard question: who finances Ukraine’s $600 billion rebuild?
How Kyiv’s Oldest Football Club Lokomotyv Revives Its Legend
Oleksandr Yegorov, the president of FC Lokomotyv, talks about building a European-style academy, supporting displaced children, and the “crazy” ambition to reach the top league.
Railwaymen’s Resilience: How Kyiv’s Oldest Club, Lokomotyv, is Reclaiming Its Identity in Wartime
FC Lokomotyv Kyiv, the city’s oldest professional club, is undergoing a historic revival. President Oleksandr Yegorov discusses Soviet myths, missile strikes, and building the future “Loko City” hub.
RSF Index Reveals Stark Divide Between Media Freedom in Ukraine and Russia
Reporters Without Borders says Ukraine improved its press freedom ranking despite war, while Russia deepened its crackdown on independent journalism.
Olena Grom: ‘After 2022, Simply Showing War Is No Longer Enough’
Acclaimed Ukrainian photographer Grom tells Kyiv Post about her multimedia project “Pietà,” children shaped by war, and ethical responsibility of photography in an age of profound pain.
‘We Are Going to Regret How Irrelevant We Will Have Become,’ US General Says
US Gen. Ben Hodges (Ret.) sits down with Kyiv Post to discuss why the West must help Ukraine win.
July 3, 2026