Why Ukraine Can and Will Win
When it comes to winning wars, quality and effectiveness rather than quantity and bluster, are what counts – be it in relation to fighters, machinery or strategy.
A Palestinian Liberal Democratic Movement Could Be Powerful but Inconvenient
There have been many Palestinian movements with many different political leanings but they all sought to end Israeli occupation and establish an independent Palestinian state.
Holodomor in Perspective 90 Years On
On the 90th anniversary of the artificial famine in Ukraine, some bitter solace can be gleaned from the ever-growing international consensus recognizing the crime as a willful act of genocide.
Ukrainian Footballers Abroad Help Raise Awareness
As ambassadors in the spirit of a Welsh journalist who defied the Kremlin’s lies about the Holodomor, Ukrainian footballers are making sure the public does not ignore their war-torn country.
Famine as a Weapon Against Ukrainians – Under Stalin and Now Putin
Reports suggest that Putin is attempting to follow Stalin’s example of solving his Ukrainian “problem” by starving its people confirming the thesis that 21st century “Ruscism” is as bad as Communism.
Support For Ukraine
A reality “cheque” is needed.
Time for Kyiv to Stop Shunning Belarusian Democratic Movement
Official Kyiv’s incongruously unreceptive attitude towards the Belarusian democratic opposition needs to be changed or explained.
Military Cooperation With Ukraine: Challenges and Solutions
International defense corporations understand that Ukraine’s defensive war opens opportunities for technological and financial growth. This could lead them to rush into Ukraine.
Ukraine's Maidan Revolution
Ten years ago today, young Ukrainians began protests in favor of a European orientation for their country.
Too Good to be True? The Dangers of Re-Telling a Story That May Just be a Tale
Kyiv Post’s correspondent describes the tricky fine line a journalist often has to navigate to get the facts right and avoid being exploited by the people he interviews.
Biden, Gavin, and Kamala
The world worries about America’s upcoming Presidential election between two aging contenders, Biden and Trump.
Bullets Flying in All Directions in Ukrainian Wartime Society
As Ukraine fights an existential war against an invading external enemy, some of its citizens are waging “internal wars” against each other over art and language.
OPINION: The Bill for Crimea Comes Due for Putin
Crimea, a symbol of Putin neo-imperial project, has become the place that will bankrupt Putin’s political capital.
July 11, 2026
OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
July 13, 2026
OPINION: Turkiye Helps Secure the NATO Loose Cannon
July 12, 2026