The Winter of Our Discontent
Not only are Ukrainians having to contend with the hardships of a particularly cold winter amid power outages, but the prospect of traumatized veterans returning home has set in.
Putin’s Ploy
It is no secret that the Kremlin’s strategy is to divide Europe and cleave it away from the United States. Still, many in Europe are wittingly aiding and abetting that strategy.
Peace Talks Should Bring Immediate Relief for Ukrainian Civilians
Ahead of Ukraine-Russia-US peace talks, leaders are urged to deliver immediate relief for civilians facing deadly attacks, winter power outages and a deepening humanitarian crisis.
Why Trump’s Ukraine Peace Talks Are Going Nowhere
Read my Lips: Trump’s Ukraine Peace Talks Are Just Not Serious.
Follow the Oil
It seems Russia has been trying to lure Trump to its side with sweetheart oil deals. But if the US corners the oil market, that strategy will no longer work.
The Ceasefire That Wasn’t, Balancing Ballistics, Return to the Card Table
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
The Old World Order Is Dead
Unipolarity was given, not taken
Ukraine House, Davos: How it Went This Year
Takeaways from Davos 2026 from an American-Ukrainian participant.
Europe Between Ambition and Capability
A lot of Europeans are talking about security in the face of American withdrawal. But whatever is being proposed must come with material support and political will.
‘Nuremberg’ Wastes Its Potential by Twisting History
The lessons from the Nuremberg Ttibunal after World War II are still important today, but a new movie disappoints and offends by changing both the facts and the meaning of what happened.
Poland-Ukraine: Between Empathy and Pragmatism
After the euphoria of 2022, Polish-Ukrainian relations are entering a cooler, more pragmatic phase. Despite tensions and loud extremes, moderate attitudes still prevail.
The Free World Pivots to China
As Trump’s antics turn US allies off America, how far are Europeans willing to ignore China’s red flags?
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