EURO 2024: What This Year’s Competition Means for Ukraine
Participation in this summer’s tournament has given Ukrainians a sense of optimism in an otherwise difficult period in their history.
Number of Ukrainians Still Ready for Mobilization Is What’s Striking
Men avoiding conscription was common in the Vietnam War, as it is in Ukraine now – but what’s striking is one-third of the population's willingness to serve three years into the full-scale invasion.
Post-Normandy Putler
Even Putin’s own sycophants are having trouble swallowing the vision he proffers with incessant saber-rattling. The similarities with a previous Fuhrer are hard to miss.
Moscow’s Syria
Moscow’s actions in Syria should serve as cautionary tale for what they have long been preparing. Now the entire Mediterranean and Europe is at risk.
Serbia’s Support for Ukraine Is Neither Accidental Nor Temporary
Many erroneously assume that Serbia will support anything Moscow does. But the ongoing war in Ukraine is proving that Serbia is an independent actor.
Kyiv Should Look to the Triangle With Romania and Moldova for Its Own Future
It is high time for Romania, Moldova and Ukraine to cooperate in a mutually beneficial alliance to mitigate the damaged caused by Russia's relentless attacks.
30 Pilots Grounded and Worse: The Sad Truth About Ukrainian F-16s
With Ukraine desperate to shore up its air defense and counter Russia’s advantage in the sky’s, US government has been disappointingly reluctant to offer Kyiv air capabilities.
From Gaza to Global South: How Russia Weaponizes Neocolonial Narratives
Russia is spearheading a disinformation campaign to portray the US and Israel as a neocolonial villain – all while waging its own revanchist colonial war against Ukraine.
Avoiding War With Russia Over Ukraine Invasion May No Longer Be an Option
Nobody wants to go to war but sometimes it’s inevitable, says Lord Ashcroft.
Not only Ukraine: How Russia Destroys Other Nations
Russia takes away the identity of other ethnic groups and gives them a low standard of living, poor education, and propaganda on television instead.
Moscow’s Naval Ploys in Cuba: The Illusion of Strength Undermined by Ukrainian Resilience
As Russian ships exercise around Cuba, Ukraine’s recent experience in forcing them out of Crimean ports should shed light on the Russian navy’s effectiveness.
The West Must Act Faster Against Russia’s Aggression
The West needs to act while there's still time to tip the military balance against Russia. There could be grave consequences to acting too slowly.
OPINION: The Trojan Horse Has Arrived: How Russia Can Disrupt NATO Without Invading
Russia’s next test of NATO may begin inside the Baltics
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OPINION: Putin Propaganda
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OPINION: Ukraine’s Watershed
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