Petro Politics
Oil fuels wars, wealth, and world order. From Moscow to Tehran to Washington, fossil energy shapes power. The US leads as Russia, Iran, and China weaponize oil for dominance.
What’s Next for Ukraine’s Crypto Market After the New Law
Virtual assets are transforming the world’s financial and economic landscape. Ukraine’s new draft law has created new opportunities, which must not be missed.
Polish Aid for Ukraine: The Scale and Latest Challenges
Poland has provided €25 billion in aid to Ukraine, ranking third globally. A government report reveals the full scale of support from both the state and society.
A Stress Test for Europe: How Far Will Putin Go?
Russia is clearly probing European resolve with stealthy drone incursions. How the Europeans react to these hybrid war tactics will determine its future.
Rising Incidents at US and German Defense Plants Amid Global Tensions
From Tennessee to Berlin, a surge in accidents and sabotage reveals mounting strain on NATO’s defense supply chain.
The Imperial Test for the Russian Opposition
Many in the West long for a viable democratic alternative to the Putin regime. But the Chechen question remains a litmus test of genuine democratic maturity of the Russian opposition.
Russia Tests NATO’s Appetite for War
By provoking NATO, Moscow has been trying to confuse and divide the Coalition of the Willing. The West has not passed the test.
Youth Protest in Serbia
Resistance requires an openness to learning from others. And it also requires cooperation among generations.
War in Europe
War in Europe is no longer a prediction. Drones, cyberattacks, and nuclear threats define the battlefield from Ukraine to the Baltic.
The Next Financial Crisis Is Unavoidable, and American
The dollar will eventually no longer have sufficient guarantees to ensure its credibility. This is the twilight of the global reserve currency
Dobropillia Victory, Energy Blasts, Casualty Counts, Inkerman Revisited
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
The Kremlin’s Psychological War and the Realism We Need to Win It
Unless the European Union starts confronting Russian warfare and gray zone tactics head-on, Putin’s agents will hollow out Europe’s security, markets, and democracy.
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