Russian Tourists Can Still Travel to the EU – But Prospects Look Grim
On Aug. 31, foreign affairs ministers from various European Union (EU) countries had an informal meeting in Prague… - Sep. 02, 2022. By Lesia Dubenko
Gorby – Myth and Reality
Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union who, in seeking to… - Sep. 01, 2022. By Bohdan Nahaylo
The Spider and the Fly: Why We Cannot Believe Russia’s Readiness to Negotiate
Russia has claimed a readiness to negotiate should Ukraine show willing, yet continues its desperate… - Aug. 30, 2022. By Jay Beecher
A Game of Bridges – The Battle to Retake Kherson
It appears that the long awaited offensive to take back Kherson has opened. According to Ukrainian… - Aug. 30, 2022. By Jay Beecher
Are Ukrainians Russophobic? A Brief Answer to Foreign Friends
Recently, I was accused of xenophobia against Russians – an accusation which had a profound effect on me… - Aug. 29, 2022. By Jay Beecher
On Regimes and Propagandists
Several years ago, I took part in a lecture by a Polish sociolinguistics professor. He was talking about the… - Aug. 29, 2022. By Jay Beecher
Black Sea Grain Initiative: Re-Opening Ukraine’s Grain for the World
On Aug. 27, Amir Abdulla, the United Nations (UN) Coordinator for the Black Sea Grain Initiative, announced… - Aug. 29, 2022. By Jay Beecher
The Week in Ukraine: Nuclear Blackmail, Terrorist Acts and Escalation of War
Last week brought muted celebrations and grave concerns to the door of Ukrainians. We celebrated the… - Aug. 29, 2022. By Jay Beecher
How West’s “Green Agenda” Incentivized and Empowered Putin’s Attack on Ukraine
The unintended consequences of climate control policies The West’s ill-conceived green… - Aug. 28, 2022. By Jaroslaw Martyniuk
Changes at the Top of Ukrainian Politics – Rumors or Likely?
On Aug. 24, Ukrainians celebrated Independence Day for the first time under the cloud of a full-scale war… - Aug. 26, 2022. By Jay Beecher
Six Months of Ukrainian Glory
At the end of February, the Kremlin was convinced that, by late summer, they would have largely conquered… - Aug. 26, 2022. By Jay Beecher
UKRAINE: 31 Years of Independence, 31 Traits of Bravery
National Independence Day is important every year. It is especially important when a delusional psychopath… - Aug. 24, 2022. By Jay Beecher
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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