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Analysis: Kyiv Denies Russian Claimed Capture of Strategic Chasiv Yar
Ukraine

Analysis: Kyiv Denies Russian Claimed Capture of Strategic Chasiv Yar

The logistic lifeline for Ukrainian troops in the Donetsk region has been relentlessly pounded by Russian artillery for more than two years, reducing it to little more than rubble.
By Leo Chiu, Julia Struck-Feshchenko
Updated: July 31, 2025
Ukraine’s Parliament Overturns Power Grab on NABU and SAPO
Zelensky

Ukraine’s Parliament Overturns Power Grab on NABU and SAPO

The Ukrainian parliament has passed a bill with a slim majority to restore the independence of NABU and SAPO, although it grants certain powers to the Security Service of Ukraine.
By Sergii Kostezh
July 31, 2025
Trump to Medvedev: ‘Watch Your Words, Failed President’ – Warns Russia Is Entering ‘Dangerous Territory’
US

Trump to Medvedev: ‘Watch Your Words, Failed President’ – Warns Russia Is Entering ‘Dangerous Territory’

Trump slammed Russia and India as “dead economies” and warned Medvedev he’s “entering dangerous territory” after threats of war over Trump’s latest ultimatum to Putin.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
July 31, 2025
‘Putin on the Clock’: Congressional Conservatives Push to Reshape US Sanctions Policy Toward Russia
War in Ukraine

‘Putin on the Clock’: Congressional Conservatives Push to Reshape US Sanctions Policy Toward Russia

A conservative caucus of House Republicans push for draconian Russia sanctions, citing “immediate and escalating threat” to US national security, and hoping to give Trump diplomatic leverage.
By Alex Raufoglu
July 31, 2025
‘Russia’s Response to Our Desire for Peace’: 300+ Drones, 8 Missiles, Kyiv Apartment Entrance Destroyed
Zelensky

‘Russia’s Response to Our Desire for Peace’: 300+ Drones, 8 Missiles, Kyiv Apartment Entrance Destroyed

Direct hits from five missiles, including one on a residential building in Kyiv, and 21 drones were recorded at 12 sites. Debris fell in 19 locations, most of them in Kyiv.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
July 31, 2025
‘Uncle Vova, Help Us’ – Donetsk Children Appeal to Kremlin as Water Crisis in Occupied City Hits Critical Level
Ukraine

‘Uncle Vova, Help Us’ – Donetsk Children Appeal to Kremlin as Water Crisis in Occupied City Hits Critical Level

With tap water available only once every three days, Donetsk residents are calling the situation a humanitarian disaster and demanding action from Moscow.
By Alisa Orlova
July 31, 2025
Ukraine Approves ‘Large-Scale Agreements’ for US Weapons Shipments, Zelensky Says
Zelensky

Ukraine Approves ‘Large-Scale Agreements’ for US Weapons Shipments, Zelensky Says

Zelensky did not specify what principles the agreements centered on, adding that sanctions and pressure on Russia “can work.”
By TVP World
July 31, 2025
ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 30, 2025
War in Ukraine

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 30, 2025

War in Ukraine - Latest update, key takeaways and map from the Institute for the Study of War on July 30, 2025
By ISW
July 31, 2025
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Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

A Time for War and a Time for Peace

OPINION: A Time for War and a Time for Peace

Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

OPINION: Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

Ukraine Will Fix Anti-Graft Law, Sybiha Tells AFP
Corruption

Ukraine Will Fix Anti-Graft Law, Sybiha Tells AFP

“We anticipate the vote tomorrow. The relevant parliamentary committee has already given its approval. We are getting this fixed,” the foreign minister told AFP in an interview.
By AFP
July 31, 2025
‘Axis of Upheaval’ – Bipartisan US Senators Join Forces to Bar Moscow, Beijing, Tehran From America’s Oil Reserves EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine

‘Axis of Upheaval’ – Bipartisan US Senators Join Forces to Bar Moscow, Beijing, Tehran From America’s Oil Reserves

Lawmakers draw energy red line, seeking to isolate foes from strategic petroleum in a rare bipartisan energy bill.
By Alex Raufoglu
July 31, 2025
‘No Room for Complacency’ – US Must Lead Against Persistent Russian Threat, McConnell Warns
Russia

‘No Room for Complacency’ – US Must Lead Against Persistent Russian Threat, McConnell Warns

Longest-Serving Republican Senator urges long-term strategy on Russia, says Ukraine’s fight is a lesson for US and allies.
By Alex Raufoglu
July 31, 2025
‘Mafia-Like Structure’ – US Sanctions Hit Iran’s Oil Trade, Top Official’s Son
Trump

‘Mafia-Like Structure’ – US Sanctions Hit Iran’s Oil Trade, Top Official’s Son

Expert warns of Iran’s ‘illicit wealth’ flowing via China as US expands sanctions on oil network.
By Alex Raufoglu
July 31, 2025
Ukraine Sends Evidence of 10,000 Russian Chemical Attacks to The Hague
War in Ukraine

Ukraine Sends Evidence of 10,000 Russian Chemical Attacks to The Hague

Ukraine has documented over 10,000 Russian chemical attacks and submitted evidence to The Hague, as pressure mounts for international action and accountability.
By Katie Livingstone
July 30, 2025
Kyiv Protesters Defy Rain to Continue Demonstration Against Zelensky’s Anti-Corruption Rollback
Ukraine

Kyiv Protesters Defy Rain to Continue Demonstration Against Zelensky’s Anti-Corruption Rollback

Hundreds protested in Kyiv for the seventh day, demanding Zelensky reverse reforms they say cripple Ukraine’s top anti-corruption agencies and threaten democratic transparency. See the photos.
By Sergii Kostezh, Katie Livingstone
July 30, 2025
‘Vote Now or Open Pandora’s Box’ – Lawmakers Debate Zelensky’s Anti-Graft Bill EXCLUSIVE
Zelensky

‘Vote Now or Open Pandora’s Box’ – Lawmakers Debate Zelensky’s Anti-Graft Bill

Zelensky’s draft to fix the anti-graft oversight law sparks division in the parliament, with lawmakers split on whether to support, amend or repeal the legislation entirely.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
July 30, 2025
Putin Mulls North Korean-Levels of Web Controls for Russia
Russia

Putin Mulls North Korean-Levels of Web Controls for Russia

The Kremlin envisions an internet in Russia where access to most foreign services is prevented, and where locals will rely on homegrown alternatives – just how it works in North Korea.
By Leo Chiu
July 30, 2025