From Bad to Worse – Putin’s Post-Victory Day Parade Conundrum
Jonathan Sweet
From Bad to Worse – Putin’s Post-Victory Day Parade Conundrum
Something was missing in Moscow’s Red Square during this most sacred of Soviet and Russian holidays.
The West Needs to Rethink Ukraine – From Aid to Partnership
Kate Turska
The West Needs to Rethink Ukraine – From Aid to Partnership
Ukraine is no longer just a wartime ally – It is becoming a global hub for defense, technology, and industrial innovation.
Ukraine’s Recovery and Reconstruction: What Am I Missing?
Timothy Ash
Ukraine’s Recovery and Reconstruction: What Am I Missing?
Ukraine’s recovery talks highlight stalled EU accession clarity, uncertain US commitment, and the absence of a credible plan to manage massive postwar funding.
Corruption in Ukraine, in Perspective
Paul Niland
Corruption in Ukraine, in Perspective
Fresh scandals rock Ukraine’s energy and defense sectors – but independent anti-corruption bodies are on the case, and Ukrainians are making sure it stays that way
An Anniversary That Should Serve as Warning for Russia’s Allies EXCLUSIVE
Ivana Stradner
An Anniversary That Should Serve as Warning for Russia’s Allies
The Warsaw Pact was created 71 years ago today. After it collapsed, and Asian Version of that pact was created. Both alliances have proven fragile.
An Insider’s Look at Ukraine’s DefTech Gold Rush
Valerii Zarubin
An Insider’s Look at Ukraine’s DefTech Gold Rush
Why is weaponry so expensive? The founder of a Ukrainian tech firm details Ukraine’s process of becoming a major defense innovator and disruptor.
Bigger Geopolitical Take Outs from Iran War
Timothy Ash
Bigger Geopolitical Take Outs from Iran War
The author argues Trump’s war with Iran ultimately strengthened Tehran, exposed limits of US power, destabilized Gulf alliances, and accelerated geopolitical shifts favoring China, Türkiye, and Ukraine.
Chornobyl and Zaporizhzhia – Enough Already!
Eugene Czolij
Chornobyl and Zaporizhzhia – Enough Already!
Lessons learned and what needs to be done today.
Putin Is a Loser
Steven Moore
Putin Is a Loser
Putin begged Trump for a ceasefire to protect his parade. Unable to bend Zelensky to his will, asking permission was a loser move.
Pipeline to Mayhem, Naval Nastiness, Bombs for Vipers
Stefan Korshak
Pipeline to Mayhem, Naval Nastiness, Bombs for Vipers
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
The Armenian Connection
Andriy Kurkov
The Armenian Connection
The guest list at Moscow’s Victory Day parade reflects where Russia can still dictate terms. This year’s list shows the circle is contracting
Did May 9 Mark a Turning Point in the War?
Anders Aslund
Did May 9 Mark a Turning Point in the War?
Putin’s May 9 parade was a humiliation – and his appeal to Trump for protection from Ukrainian strikes only made both men look weaker