Ukraine’s European Future
Ukraine seeks to join the European Union (EU) within two years – an inspirational objective or an unrealistic dream?
Iran – Russia's Troublemaker in the Caucaus
Russia wants Iran to toe the line. But with Iran increasingly isolated and now under attack, can diplomacy hold in the region?
Last Week in Ukraine: Talks on F-16 Jets for Ukraine, Fight Against Corruption Stepped Up
Ukraine secures more than 100 Leopard-2 tanks, as senior officials lose jobs in corruption fight.
Dmytro Pavlychko – A Poet who Was Much More Than That
A tribute from a historian, journalist and friend.
Why We All Have to Fight Against the Russian Peril - A Polish Perspective
Today's dramatic situation requires all of us to be involved and active in the casue of defending freedom.
The Future of Ukrainian Science
Ukraine has unique scientific potential and much of that is lodged in its geographical location.
The Sakha People’s Plight
Colonized by Russians who treated them as second-class citizens, the Sakha are now being used as cannon fodder against Ukraine.
Don’t Worry About a Russian Defeat in Ukraine
The West would be better off giving Ukraine tools to win the war, ASAP
SDR Reallocation Can Solve Ukraine’s Debt Problem
Using IMF Special Drawing Rights would be less expensive option.
Europe is no Longer Under the Threat of the Recession: Is the Worst Over?
Fears of an imminent recession in Europe seem to have abated. But that doesn’t mean we’re in the clear.
Medvedchuk Treason Case: Is Poroshenko at Risk?
The treason case against Putin ally Viktor Medvedchuk could be damaging to Petro Poroshenko, though it’s unlikely to see real progress or court as long as Russia’s war continues.
Putin is Facing Defeat in the Information War
Russia’s equation of western support for Ukraine to Holocaust seriously backfires.
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