Victory on Economic Front: UK Supreme Court Ruling on the $3 Billion “Yanukovych Debt” Case
Kyiv has won a victory over the Kremlin concerning bonds issued by the deposed and exiled former pro-Russian president during the Revolution of Dignity.
What the Scandal With This Year’s Shevchenko Prize Is All About
Ukraine’s most prestigious prize for the arts was more than just an embarrassing flop. It is fast becoming a scandal fueling conspiracy theories of government overreach.
‘Morality Shouldn’t Get in the Way’ — Russia’s Genocidal State Media
It has become evident to some of Putin's propagandists that they may face charges in a war crimes tribunal and ironically they are strengthening the case for the prosecution with their own words.
Playing the Victim: Timothy Snyder’s Testimony to the UN Security Council on Russian Hate Speech
Text of briefing by Professor Snyder on March 14, 2023, for a session called by the Russian Federation to discuss "russophobia."
Happy Birthday to a Ukrainian Hero … My Dad
On the day of the Ukrainian volunteer, Daryna Kolomiiets prays for her 55-year-old father, who joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a volunteer, to return from the front safe and sound.
MAGA Republicans Go Rogue in an Anti-Ukraine Frenzy
Despite the majority of Republicans in the U.S. staunchly supporting Ukraine, there is a serious threat that a rogue faction spewing Kremlin narratives will try to block or reduce aid to Kyiv.
Six Reasons Why Russia Must Be Banned From the 2024 Olympics
Banning Russians from the 2024 Olympics is the only logical decision if the free world, along with its ideals, is to remain credible in the midst of Moscow’s genocidal war.
Biden’s Answer on F-16 to Ukraine is an Excuse… and Not a Good One
Various reason have been given to explain why sending Ukraine F-16 fighter jets is unworkable but 30-year military aviator and analyst Jeffrey Fischer, argues none of them stand up.
Mobilization in Georgia, Moldova and Serbia
Russia has a history of trying to spread discord in its near abroad. With Georgia and Moldova simmering, Serbia must pay attention and have the courage to take a stand.
Germany’s Security Guarantees Received by Ukraine as 'Once Bitten, Twice Shy'
‘It is time Ukraine was freed up to formulate its own agenda in view of the numerous times “security guarantees” have failed them,’ write analysts Jonathan Sweet and Mark Toth.
Blessed Are the Peacemakers Who Define Their Terms
The UN, China and Ukraine have peace points, not peace plans. But together they do identify step one towards a feasible peace plan for Ukraine: defining sovereignty.
Misconceptions in Ukraine about Inflation
Unusual economic events marked the first couple of months of the year in Ukraine: gasoline prices fell and the hryvnia exchange rate on the cash market strengthened.
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