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IN MEMORIAM: Peter Reddaway, British Champion of Soviet Dissidents, Gentleman and Scholar
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IN MEMORIAM: Peter Reddaway, British Champion of Soviet Dissidents, Gentleman and Scholar

Reddaway, who passed away on July 29, 2024, in the US at the age of 84, will be remembered as a significant political scientist, caring and inspirational tutor, and prominent human rights defender.
By Bohdan Nahaylo
Aug. 4, 2024
Is Russia’s Announcement of a Drone to Monitor Nuclear Fallout a Veiled Threat?
Belarus

Is Russia’s Announcement of a Drone to Monitor Nuclear Fallout a Veiled Threat?

Russian industrialist announced the production of a first-person view (FPV) drone to monitor levels of fallout following a nuclear attack as Kremlin’s nuclear rhetoric continues.
By Steve Brown
Aug. 4, 2024
Ukraine’s Gold: New Lighthearted British Film on Historical Theme
UK

Ukraine’s Gold: New Lighthearted British Film on Historical Theme

A light-hearted new film offers a chance to turn away from the war for a brief spell and focus on Ukraine’s hope as it never ceases to struggle for independence.
By Tony Leliw
Aug. 4, 2024
Russia's New Railway to Occupied Mariupol Could Boost Frontline Logistics
War in Ukraine

Russia's New Railway to Occupied Mariupol Could Boost Frontline Logistics

The adviser to the mayor of Mariupol noted that this new railway could significantly impact the front line by improving Russian logistics.
By Kyiv Post
Aug. 4, 2024
Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No - it’s a Drone
China

Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No - it’s a Drone

Video footage posted on social media shows Chinese reconnaissance troops deploying surveillance drones that look and fly like birds during a training exercise.
By Steve Brown
Aug. 4, 2024
Does Ukraine Have to Accept the Loss of Part of Its Territory? | Bohdan Nahaylo
War in Ukraine

Does Ukraine Have to Accept the Loss of Part of Its Territory? | Bohdan Nahaylo

Bohdan Nahaylo discussed with TVP World President Zelensky's recent statements and a potential referendum in which Ukrainians could decide whether to give up some territory for peace.
By Bohdan Nahaylo
Aug. 4, 2024
Zelensky Hails Strikes on Russian Airfields, Refineries
Zelensky

Zelensky Hails Strikes on Russian Airfields, Refineries

Kyiv has stepped up aerial attacks on Russian territory, saying it carries out the strikes in retaliation for the bombardments Ukraine has faced since Russia invaded more than two years ago.
By AFP
Aug. 4, 2024
Tuareg Rock and Japanese Haiku – Wartime Cultural Transfers
Drones

Tuareg Rock and Japanese Haiku – Wartime Cultural Transfers

Meteorologists say that Ukraine’s weather this year is influenced by outside factors and despite the ongoing war Kyiv’s cultural life are experiencing and embracing external inspiration.
By Andriy Kurkov
Aug. 4, 2024
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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

Putin’s Dead-End
War in Ukraine

OPINION: Putin’s Dead-End

Will Putin be able to afford a mobilization from an economic point of view? It's not a question of money – he has that. Nevertheless, the economy is the Russian Federation’s most vulnerable point.
By Leonid Nevzlin
Aug. 4, 2024
Ukraine Fencers Win Country's First Gold of Paris Olympics
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Ukraine Fencers Win Country's First Gold of Paris Olympics

The Ukraine team has high hopes of adding a second gold on Sunday when Yaroslava Mahuchikh goes in the women's high jump, weeks after she set a new world record of 2.10m.
By AFP
Aug. 4, 2024
German Engineering Helps Ukrainian Amputees Walk Again
War in Ukraine

German Engineering Helps Ukrainian Amputees Walk Again

Russia's invasion has killed thousands and left many more with life-changing injuries. The World Health Organization said in May that more than 20,000 amputations had been carried out there since February 2022.
By AFP
Aug. 4, 2024
Russian Oil Transit Brings Only Tiny Profit to Ukraine – Why is Only Lukoil Banned? in-depth
Poland

Russian Oil Transit Brings Only Tiny Profit to Ukraine – Why is Only Lukoil Banned?

Russian oil and gas are still flowing across Ukraine to Europe through the Friendship Pipeline despite more than two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country.
By Olena Hrazhdan
Aug. 4, 2024
‘I Want to Sob’: Widow of Fallen Ukrainian Soldier Left Homeless After Russian Missile Attack EXCLUSIVE
Kyiv

‘I Want to Sob’: Widow of Fallen Ukrainian Soldier Left Homeless After Russian Missile Attack

Kateryna Pavlenko says that the local authorities did not provide any assistance to secure proper housing for the family of the soldier who had made the ultimate sacrifice.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
Aug. 4, 2024
Questions on the East-West Prisoner Exchange
War in Ukraine

OPINION: Questions on the East-West Prisoner Exchange

On the surface, Russia's release of foreign hostages and political prisoners is good news, but there’s a catch or two, or three.
By Bohdan Nahaylo
Aug. 3, 2024
Ukrainian Armed Forces Sink Russian Submarine, Destroy Four S-400 Systems in Crimea
War in Ukraine

Ukrainian Armed Forces Sink Russian Submarine, Destroy Four S-400 Systems in Crimea

Following the first attack in September of 2023, the $300 million kilo-class submarine underwent repairs and was tested in the waters of Sevastopol harbor. After the second attack it sank.
By Alisa Orlova
Aug. 3, 2024
Ukraine's Now Fitting Guided Weapons to its Heavy Bomber Drones
Turkey

Ukraine's Now Fitting Guided Weapons to its Heavy Bomber Drones

Pro-Kremlin milbloggers have posted images of a captured Ukrainian “Baba Yaga” drone fitted with electronics, antennas and what appears to be a laser guided munition.
By Steve Brown
Aug. 3, 2024