Bumbling Diplos, Figs for America, Deutsche Qualitaet
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
After 3 Years of Full-Scale War, Hope is in the Air
What needs to be done if Russia’s war against Ukraine can be stopped
Three Years of War: A Void to Fill
On this fateful day, Ukrainian writer and former president of PEN Ukraine Andrey Kurkov reflects on the impact of the war on Ukraine’s invaluable cultural heritage.
3 Years of Russia’s Barbaric Onslaught: Lessons for Ukrainians
Reflections on our mistakes, misconceptions and unexpected lessons.
Thinking out Loud: Zelensky Live - Frank, Honest and Cogent – Trump and Sycophantic Aides, Take Lessons
Time for Trump and his blustering aides to look in the mirror and compare with those they are trying to humiliate and cow.
Munich and After: An Unprincipled Mess
The democratic world has lost sight of its principles, and the result is a leaderless capitulation to autocracy.
Chechens Remember, Chechens Resist, Chechens Will Be Free
Feb. 23 commemorates the day in 1944 when the Soviets uprooted half a million men, women, and children from Chechnya and Ingushetia in order to deport them to Central Asia.
Ukrainians Should Be Naïfs No More
Ukraine has learned the hard way that it is now time to stop being naïve and to rethink who of their potential allies could be the more trustworthy and reliable.
Ukraine Must Be Part of Peace Talks to End Putin’s Terror
Ukraine’s ambassador to Australia is calling on all allies to make common cause and help Ukrainians achieve a just peace rather than some cynical partition.
The Time Has Come for the US to Put Russia in Check
The Trump team appears to be negotiating directly for Russia rather than for the America. And for Ukraine, Kyiv is being treated as an expendable pawn.
Riyadh Talks Were More About Replacing Zelensky Rather Than Peace
Tuesday’s meeting between US and Russian diplomats in Saudi Arabia’s capital was ostensibly to prepare the ground for developing a “peace plan” for Ukraine despite Kyiv’s absence.
Ukraine Spills Its Blood for Euro-Atlantic Integration
The signing by the UK and Ukraine of the Centennial Partnership Agreement underlines the central role that Kyiv plays in protecting Euro-Atlantic security that future NATO membership would reinforce.
OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
With the tide turning in the war, it is highly likely that Russia will choose to escalation.
July 13, 2026
OPINION: Putin Propaganda
July 16, 2026