Being Upfront About Ukraine’s War Casualties Is Important
Ukrainian War Losses – A Lack of Clarity Might Undermine Ukraine’s National Interests.
Ukraine’s Orange Revolution Sparked Putin’s Mania Towards His Neighbor
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s obsession was triggered by the Ukrainian people’s first revolt against their autocratic leaders in downtown Kyiv in 2004.
Putin’s Stakes in Syria Couldn’t be Higher
The current setbacks faced by Russian forces in the face of rebel advances in Syria could have an impact that spreads far beyond that long-beleaguered Middle Eastern country.
Feeling our Way to the End of the Year
A thick fog hangs over Kyiv and much of the country making driving treacherous – a similar thick fog is enveloping Ukraine’s immediate military and political prospects.
‘Vatnik Soup’ - An Encyclopedia of Kremlin Agents and Dupes
In their new book, Vatnik Soup: The Ultimate Guide to Russian Disinformation Pekka Kallioniemi and Morten Hammeken offer suggestions on how it can be defeated.
Trump’s Bold Promises on Ukraine Risk an Irresponsible Peace Deal
As the US president-elect confronts the seemingly insoluble problem of Russia’s continued assault on Ukraine, he may be compelled to cut the Gordian knot in his own slapdash manner.
Trump Won – What Next for Ukraine (Not to Mention Putin, Orbán and Xi Jinping)?
Since the US presidential election result, Ukrainians have focused on their management skills. The country hoped for Harris but now must hope for a silver lining to Donald Trump’s presidency.
Chasing the Impossible Will Be the West’s Downfall
It is critical for the West to face up to realities and respond resolutely or face further humiliation and debilitation.
Continuing Pragmatic Dialogue Between Kyiv and Britain is Essential
The UK emerged as one of Ukraine’s most steadfast allies following Russia’s full-scale invasion and there are still key areas that would benefit from deeper cooperation between the two nations.
Why Ukraine’s War with Russia is Likely to Continue in 2025
With neither side willing to negotiate there can be no settlement; Ukraine, will keep fighting for its survival while the Kremlin seeks to maximize territorial gains as Western aid for Ukraine fades.
Zelensky’s Gambit – the Battle to End the War has Begun
Zelensky is not capitulating, quite the opposite. But he has the people in mind first and foremost, as he should.
Does Trump Want to be Remembered as Chamberlain or Churchill?
Although Trump did not appoint the pro-Ukraine Mike Pompeo or Nikki Haley to positions within his administration there are Republicans who share their views and are not afraid to voice them.
OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
With the tide turning in the war, it is highly likely that Russia will choose to escalation.
July 13, 2026
OPINION: Putin Propaganda
July 16, 2026