Rebuilding Ukraine – and Redrawing Europe’s Moral Map
Rome hosts the latest reconstruction summit, with warnings for those who, in the name of their own interests, stood by Russia and its crimes instead of supporting Ukraine.
Putin’s Regime Is Eating Itself Alive
The Russian state is collapsing – structurally, economically, and psychologically. Not just on the front lines, but deep within the Kremlin’s own walls.
Where’s the Ukrainian Media Where It Matters?
Why Ukraine’s Media Recovery Must Be at the Center of Reconstruction Talks
The Ceasefire That Never Happened
We are closer than ever to a kinetic World War III. It is high time the West recognize the situation for what it is and be more decisive in helping Ukraine’s defense.
In Memory of Ihor Kalynets – a Ukrainian Poet and Political Prisoner
A personal tribute to a recently deceased Ukrainian poet, dissident, political prisoner and civic activist, whom I helped.
July 4 Was a Turning Point. Now Let’s Arm Ukraine to the Teeth
Despite the US pause on air defense and other weapons for Ukraine, it is obvious to even the most reluctant to help Kyiv that drones are the future and a partnership with Ukraine is crucial.
The Fight for Europe’s Future
Europe is now in the midst of a sea change. Where that change will lead depends very much on the outcome of Ukraine’s defense against Russia’s invasion.
Putin’s Nuclear Blackmail
The US and Europe have benefited dramatically from containing a rogue Putin. Why are some now urging that he keep the loot and be let loose again?
Australia’s Role in Ukraine Is Almost Invisible, but It Should Be Proud
Australia’s role in Ukraine has gone largely unrecognized. That must change. It hasn’t featured in our politics, nor was it raised in the last Federal election.
Why We Must Punish the Crime of Aggression
A Special Tribunal to prosecute Russia’s crime of aggression would fill a legal gap, deter future wars, and help uphold global justice.
Precarious Polish Politics and the Ukrainian Cause
Karol Nawrocki as the Polish president might pave the way to internal conflict in Poland. And any internal conflict in Poland is detrimental to Polish-Ukrainian relations and great for the Kremlin.
Armenian-Turkish-Azerbaijani Reconciliation Rattles Russia
Russia is struggling to defend its foothold in the South Caucasus
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
OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
July 13, 2026
OPINION: Turkiye Helps Secure the NATO Loose Cannon
July 12, 2026