Adapting to Sobering Realities: Ukrainian Society in Late 2025 and Beyond
What did Ukraine’s reality look like in December 2025, and what predictions can be made based on current research into public sentiment and political trends?
Do or Die: International Support for Ukraine in 2026 (Part 2)
At the end of 2025, have the prospects for ending Russia’s war against Ukraine improved? Part 2.
The 95% Peace Illusion: Why Putin, Enjoying Trump’s Empathy, Won’t Stop (Part 1)
At the end of 2025, are we any closer to a breakthrough in ending Russia’s war against Ukraine? Part 1.
Ukraine’s Victory Is the Answer to a Better Future for the World
A diplomatic solution to the war in Ukraine would not only form a decisive factor in international security, but a manifesto of morals and values as the basis of a new 21st century global order.
Ukraine’s ‘Drone Sanctions’ Are the Only Ones That Really Unnerve Putin
Instead of a year-end ranking of the most painful sanctions against Russia in 2025, let’s talk about what really hurts the Kremlin and makes Putin nervous.
How Russia Uses Serbia’s NIS as a Lever of Coercion
Russia is using the Serbian oil refiner NIS as a tool of pressure. Coordinated messages from Moscow reveal threats, hierarchy, and a “friendship” built on coercion.
Ukraine - Putin Is the Problem
The prospect for us is disastrous if Trump keeps playing up to Putin and forces Ukraine to concede.
Christmas Day Reflections
The holiday season has always been a good time to take stock. When it comes to the Trump administration, I can say with confidence that it is an enemy of Ukraine.
Defending the Creation
We are the heirs of a generation who built a new world from disaster. This Christmas and New Year are a good time to reflect on their project and commit to advancing it in Ukraine and beyond.
Christmas with Ukrainian Touches
Embattled Ukraine is on the minds of many this Christmas season. But thanks to one Ukrainian composer, echoes of his homeland have long been with us – unwittingly.
Modern Memory Policy: Ukraine’s European Heritage
The pages of history provide important reminders for today’s Western partners of Ukraine’s deep-rooted ties to the European political and cultural space. Here’s a Polish perspective.
Ukraine’s 3rd Christmas of Defiance
In war-ravaged Ukraine, the holidays reflect how resistance requires not just military defense but the active construction and assertion of national identity.
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