After Davos: Ukraine Is Out of Time – Will Europe Step In?
President Zelensky’s Davos address, in which he criticized European complacency, was a last-ditch attempt to mobilize Europe to help Ukraine push the Russians out.
Tripolar Tussles
The EU and India finalized the world’s largest trade deal, creating a 2 billion-person free-trade zone as nations hedge against Trump’s tariffs, Russia, and global rivals.
Why I’m Running for the US Senate
An American hero whistleblower explains why he wants to fight on for democracy in the Senate.
Ukraine Can Beat Trump’s Game – Here’s How
When Trump faces a damaging headline, he does not defend, he manufactures a louder spectacle that flips the news cycle and turns global diplomacy into an invite-only club.
Never Again! – But What Do We See Now?
Reflections on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Xi Ambushes Military High Command
The Chinese People’s Republic president is targeting Beijing’s generals, but the reasons for the purge remain unclear – whether preparing to invade Taiwan, guarding against a coup, or both.
From Euromaidan to the EU: Why It Makes Sense
Ukraine’s accession to the European Union would mean stability, security, and long-term benefits for the entire bloc – even if the path toward membership is gradual and challenging.
US Congress Can Help Deliver Some Justice to Ukraine – Now!
Putin and Trump have been trying to channel some of Russia’s frozen assets back to Moscow or into the US president’s Board of Peace scheme. This must not be allowed.
Trade Tumult
Trump’s reciprocity doctrine recasts global trade as economic combat, forcing allies, rivals, and middle powers to navigate a world where tariffs are weapons and loyalty matters.
Europe Finds Its Balls in Davos
But China is the ultimate winner.
Nothing but Respect and Gratitude
When POTUS questions allies’ willingness to have America’s back, it’s time to listen to veterans who saw how those allies chose to fight shoulder to shoulder with the US.
Bombardment and Shock, Frozen Front, Swamp Economy
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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