The Lessons Europe Must Learn From Ukraine
Intelligence is now the front line of Europe’s new security. It is absolutely imperative that Europe reassess its approach to defense.
Why Azerbaijan Wants Pashinyan to Survive
Azerbaijan favors a sovereign Armenian neighbor over a Russian proxy, seeing Pashinyan’s survival as key to weakening Moscow’s regional grip.
Day 1556 – Biletsky and Rubio, Russia Blows Up Stuff to be Scary, Smoke on the M-14
It’s a little too early to talk about a turning point, but what’s been going on along the roads of southern Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions really can’t be described otherwise than mayhem.
Romania Strike Exposes NATO’s Eastern Flank Risks
It is the most serious security breach of Romanian territory since the start of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, and it is a clear sign that the war is becoming a regional conflict.
Stolen Children, Identities Erased: Why the World Cannot Look Away
Russia has been forcibly transferring children from Ukraine to Russia. Such abductions are in grave violation of every international norm.
Morning in Ukraine
The courage of ignorance does not exempt one from responsibility. And false ambitions, without appropriate experience and education, lead to crimes.
Congress Finally Ready to Vote to Help Ukraine, Punish Russia
Congress has the power to act now to help Ukraine and punish Russia when the Trump Administration will not.
Rubio’s Yerevan Visit: What Washington Said, and What It Left Unspoken
The Secretary of State’s brief airport stop signaled support for Armenia’s sovereignty while avoiding rhetoric Moscow could weaponize before the vote.
Illusions of a Ceasefire in Ukraine
Russia’s aggression against Ukraine might end with a Russian victory or a Ukrainian victory, but the war ending with a negotiated ceasefire appears a remote possibility.
Petliura – 100 Years After His Assassination, Still Awaits Proper Recognition
Time to do justice to the memory of one of Ukraine’s major modern leaders and to bring him home, in all senses.
Russia’s Threats to Diplomats Are a Bluff
If Moscow threatens “systematic strikes” on Kyiv, the West should answer with systematic increases in the air defenses that save lives.
Night Flights in Moscow, FSB on the Beach, Mad Scientists
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