Tim Snyder’s Thoughts on Ukraine More Apt Than Ever
Six years ago, when I was one of the hosts and interviewers for Hromadske Radio’s weekly Ukraine Calling program… - Oct. 30, 2022. By Bohdan Nahaylo
A Ceasefire Would Condemn Millions of Ukrainians to Russian Occupation
A group of 30 progressive Democrats in the US Congress sent a letter to US President Joe Biden on Oct. 24 asking him… - Oct. 29, 2022. By Mark Temnycky
Russian Oppositionist Appeals to US Congress Caucus
On Oct. 24, some 30 Democratic Members of the U.S. Congressional Progressive Caucus, a far-left faction of the… - Oct. 29, 2022. By Ilya Ponomarev
(weekend) Russia: Empire of Unfreedom, Mythomania, Deception
Russia never ceases to shock. From the biggest shock eight months ago when it attacked Ukraine until today, not… - Oct. 27, 2022. By Liubov Skichko
Europeans’ Subtle Complicity
President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the participants of the Frankfurt Book Fair on Oct. 20. A very smart… - Oct. 27, 2022. By Liubov Skichko
How to Beat Russia
October 24, 2022 Putin is a dictator with staggering riches and a nuclear arsenal. In February, he… - Oct. 26, 2022. By Diane Francis
Invest in Ukraine Renewable Energy to Help Solve Europe’s Energy Crisis
While Vladimir Putin wages a vicious military war against Ukraine, he is also waging an energy war against Europe… - Oct. 25, 2022. By Vazil Hudak
Secrets of Shoigu’s Talks with Western Colleagues
News appeared late last week about telephone conversations between Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu with his… - Oct. 25, 2022. By Liubov Skichko
Russia’s Gas Blackmail Runs Out of Steam
'Europe, I'll cut you off from gas supply!' 'OK.' 'Completely.' 'We… - Oct. 25, 2022. By Alisa Orlova
Last Week in Ukraine: Kherson is Ours, Ukraine in Darkness and Alarm Signals from the West
Will the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) liberate Kherson in the foreseeable future? Will… - Oct. 24, 2022. By Ihor Zhdanov
A Tale of Two Offensives – Kharkiv and Kherson
In retrospect, September was a good month in the Kharkiv region but not so good in Kherson. They are two different… - Oct. 23, 2022. By Michael Rogers
In the Apricot Paradise
"The past is a foreign country" - L. P. Hartley from the… - Oct. 23, 2022. By Ihor Pomerantsev
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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