How I Helped NATO Destroy Ukraine’s Weapons
I oversaw NATO’s Trust Fund Project to destroy surplus weapons and munitions in Ukraine. If only we knew then what we know now.
Why Did Usyk Brandish Mazepa’s Sword After Winning?
As a proud Ukrainian Usyk was rubbing Ukraine’s centuries-long continuing struggle for freedom in the face of Putin’s imperialist Russia.
Can Putin Really Keep Russia’s Bases in Syria?
Neither the US nor Israel should help Putin out by providing the new Syrian government with a motive to allow him to keep his bases in Syria.
Ukrainian Naivety is Both Good and Bad
Despite the approach of third year of war celebration of the holiday season in the Ukrainian capital reflects the new-found determination to be positive and optimistic.
Ukraine Should Allow Gas to Transit
Contract with buyers, take the profits and leave Russia with only subsistence.
US Must Address Russian Disinformation to Strengthen US Election Integrity
In the face of evidence that Russia used social media platforms in attempt to influence the 2024 presidential election Congress and the US public must now address Moscow’s disinformation campaigns.
Europe Should Be Afraid if Putin Accepts US-Proposed Peace Plan
President Vladimir Putin has entered into over 200 negotiations which he has used as merely as a pretext to overcome and defeat his opponents – why would a Ukraine peace deal be any different?
Canada’s Chrystia Freeland – A Personal View
A tribute to Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s remarkable woman politician of Ukrainian origin.
Nuclear Power Plants Save Workers as Russian Bombings Intensify
Warnings from Khmelnytskyi: Shahed drones are getting dangerously close to nuclear facilities, and no one can guarantee the Kremlin won’t cross that red line.
We Must End Our Betrayal of Ukraine
More than 20 years ago I feared that Ukraine’s Orange Revolution and the failure of Moscow’s proxy Viktor Yanukovych to be elected as the country’s president would not go unanswered by Russia.
Thinking Out Loud – Where We’re at, What’s at Stake, and What Ronald Would Have Said
Kyiv Post’s Chief Editor, Bohdan Nahaylo, comments on the latest developments in the Ukraine war and the challenges that Kyiv might face ahead.
Polish Presidency of EU Council Offers Security for Europe
Poland assumes the presidency of the EU Council on January 1. What can be expected.
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