Ukraine – How to Fund Reconstruction
Ukraine is fighting back against a vicious attack by Russia following its invasion on February 24 and even before… - Oct. 22, 2022. By Timothy Ash
Ukraine’s Sheep and Goats
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has forced many public figures to take sides. Ukrainians now have… - Oct. 21, 2022. By Stash Luczkiw
Putin’s Martial Law: What’s the Main Reason Behind It?
Vladimir Putin has been making loud announcements lately, practically once a week, all of them related to the war… - Oct. 20, 2022. By Liubov Skichko
Kamikaze Drones and Putin’s Special Operation as an Unjust War
“The Russian war with Ukraine has entered a new phase based on a return to mass indiscriminate targeting of… - Oct. 20, 2022. By Liubov Skichko
Ukrainian Debt Against the Background of the War
It all started with invincible Russia and Ukraine as a victim. Russia is invincible, it cannot but win, they said… - Oct. 19, 2022. By Serhiy Fursa
Thank You for the Tears
Warring Ukraine begins in Romania. Romanian border roads are clogged with trucks loaded with weapons. Missiles?… - Oct. 19, 2022. By Ihor Pomerantsev
Last Week in Ukraine: Massive Missile Strikes and Putin’s Response
This edition of the weekly review, prepared by the Information Defense experts, covers the following issues: Why… - Oct. 17, 2022. By Ihor Zhdanov
War vs. African Elephants
The increasing reckless and diabolical nuclear sabre-rattling of Russia's Vladimir Putin recently elicited an… - Oct. 16, 2022. By Irene Fowler
Retribution and Regime Change – The Consequences of Putin’s Weakness
Everything that now happens in this war, including the murderous missile attacks on… - Oct. 16, 2022. By Lawrence Freedman
Russia Is Losing – Markets Are Tied to Putin’s Fate
Russia is losing the war in Ukraine, economic analyst Tim As writes in a commentary for Barrons. “If… - Oct. 16, 2022. By Tim Ash
Putin – Synonym for Bully and Coward
What would you think of a crew in a bar shouting that they are going to destroy the place, beat up all the guests… - Oct. 16, 2022. By Dr. Orhan Dragas
Post-War Challenges: Historian Yaroslav Hrytsak Ponders Over Ukraine Future
Currently, Ukraine's agenda should include not only a military victory over the Russian occupiers, but also a fresh… - Oct. 15, 2022. By Anna Neplii
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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