Fighting Fear
It’s no secret what Russia is trying to do in Ukraine: terrorize the population so they are too scared to resist. Unfortunately for Moscow, Ukrainians are showing the world how to be fearless.
From Aid to Alliances: Why Ukraine’s Future Lies in Business Partnerships, Not Just Recovery
Contrary to popular belief among Americans, Ukraine, is a thriving, innovative tech nation. It doesn’t just need financial support – it needs visibility, credibility, and ties to global markets.
The White House Has a China Problem
Appeasing Russia has not worked. And it has put the US in a worse position with respect to China. There is, however, one way to neuter China’s leverage.
Central Bank of Russia Assets Have to Be Seized for Ukraine
Europe is loath to make its own taxpayers cover the bill for Ukraine’s defense. So why not let Russia? It’s definitely doable. All we need is a more innovative investment approach.
Putin’s 9/11
Don’t look for jumbo jets piercing skyscrapers. Russia is playing a long game with probes and hybrid war tactics that capitalize on Trump’s fondness and Europe’s cravenness.
Russian Drones in Poland Intimate Worst-Case Scenario
The drone incursions into Poland were an intentional provocation meant to test the Alliance’s resolve. NATO needs a strategy, not reaction – and Ukraine must be involved.
Putin and Trump Are Stalling, Europe Failing, Ukrainians Dying
At this point, more than six months since Trump took the reins, it should be clear that his intention is to avoid punishing Russia at all costs. And Europe is giving him an excuse.
Pokrovsk Rumors, Rubbling Radars, Harvard and Hungary
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Vasyl Stus and the Sixtiers – Ukraine’s Generation of Dissenters
A tribute on the 40th anniversary of poet Vasyl Stys’s murder in a Soviet labor camp. His verse continues to steel a nation fighting for independence.
Factories, Not Press Releases: Europe’s New War Economy
Ukraine’s survival and Europe’s credibility now hinge less on battlefield brilliance than on whether trains of kit keep rolling east. Can production beat attrition?
Axis of Anger
They gathered in China not just to cut economic deals, but also to flout Trump’s selective arrogance. India feels is has borne the brunt of that arrogance and wants to make the US pay.
Ukraine Is Winning!
Most analysts cannot see what is really happening in Russia’s war on Ukraine because the metrics they use are not appropriate to the type of war being fought.
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