Ode to a Slag Heap: Filmmaker Oleh Sentsov Amid the Ruins
The struggle to seize the pile of waste in the wasteland that was the town of Avdiivka could be the latest project for one of Ukraine’s best-known filmmakers. Instead he is fighting in the trenches.
How Ukraine Is Becoming the World’s Number One Digital Government
Despite the war still raging – and in many respects because of it – Ukraine is poised to lead the world in digitalization efforts, becoming a high-tech giant.
Vladimir Putin’s Worldwide Distraction Tour
"Putin, faced with a badly faltering ‘special military operation,' was badly in need of a major distraction for two primary reasons," write analysts Jonathan Sweet and Mark Toth.
Historical Memory or Manipulated Historical Illiteracy?
The issue of the Galicia Division, which fought in German uniforms against the Soviets, has long been officially closed in the UK and Canada. Yet insinuations of guilt by association persist.
Send JASSMs Air-Launch Cruise Missiles to Ukraine
The author, a renowned aerospace and nuclear engineer, believes it would just take few JASSMs to destroy the Kerch Strait Bridge and isolate the Crimea Peninsula.
Putin’s Strategic Mistake: Adverse Effects of the Russia-North Korea Summit
While in the short term, Russia’s ability to get arms from North Korea may prove advantageous, it will ultimately seal the disaster toward which Putin is headed as he cozies up to a pariah state.
Terrorists Lie. Who Knew?
In an exclusive opinion piece for Kyiv Post, Israel’s ambassador to Ukraine warns against what he calls duplicity on the part of Hammas.
US Experts React to Biden’s ‘Inflection point’ Address on Ukraine and Israel
Atlantic Council experts assess Biden’s big speech and what to expect next.
Middle East Morass
A regional summit is essential and Egypt and Saudi Arabia must spearhead the effort to bring about a ceasefire and find a two-state solution to address the Israeli-Palestinian crisis.
Ukraine Recovery SWOT
In a nutshell, Ukraine’s current economic situation and the prospects.
Warsaw Insider: Nationalist Right Loses in Poland – What Next?
The political tide in Poland has changed, so what does this signify?
Israel's Angst
The heinous attack by Hamas on October 7 was barbaric, but the siege and evacuation threatens one million civilians.
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.
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OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
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OPINION: Turkiye Helps Secure the NATO Loose Cannon
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