The Oil War
The US may be winning the shooting war with Iran, but a spiraling oil crisis is costing the world far more.
A Complicated Legacy: Remembering Patriarch Filaret
There was more to the veteran Ukrainian religious leader than many care to recall, but he and his legacy should be remembered as they were and are.
The Great Game – A Sea Change in Russian Perception?
Voices of dissent are rarely heard on Russian prime time TV. But one fervent nationalist has begun to air uncomfortable opinions. Could this be the sign of an imminent disintegration?
Ukraine has Cards
The world’s first “hyper-scaler” nation: How Ukraine’s tech brilliance and drone superiority turned the 2022 invasion into a global R&D powerhouse, redefining modern warfare and global defense.
One More Front
Last week, Iran joined the Russian-Ukrainian War – or should we start calling it the Russian-Ukrainian front of World War III?
The State-of-Play in Russia-Ukraine Peace Negotiations
The war on Iran has thrown a wrench into the works of ongoing peace talks. Here’s what may happen depending on how the war in the Persian Gulf evolves.
Hollywood’s Russian Love Affair Is Dead Wrong
In much of the Western imagination, Russia’s war against Ukraine remains the work of one man: Vladimir Putin.
Why I Condemn American and Israeli Behavior
No state or leader of a democratic country is above the law, whether international or domestic.
Some Reflections on St. Patrick’s Day
Proximity can be a historic opportunity or a menacing reality.
Why It Matters for Ukraine to Support Syria in Building a Mine Action System
Ukraine has accrued enormous experience in clearing mines. It can help other war-torn countries, like Syria, return to the normality Ukrainians also dream of.
Return of the Assault Infantry, Drone Cascade, Casualty Counts, the Southern Front and Hulyaipole
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Family Office, Legacy, and the Right to Think in Generations
Ukraine is a country that experienced a brutal rupture with traditional approaches to legacy and wealth. Repairing that rift is key to reestablishing a healthy approach to wealth management.
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