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Ukraine Opens Cluster 6 in EU Accession Talks
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Ukraine Opens Cluster 6 in EU Accession Talks

The cluster, “External Relations,” sets the basis for how a candidate country aligns with the EU’s trade and defense policies.
By Kyiv Post
Updated: July 14, 2026
Ukraine Set to Sign Multi-Billion-Euro Defense Partnership With EU
Ukraine

Ukraine Set to Sign Multi-Billion-Euro Defense Partnership With EU

The deal is expected to be announced by President Zelensky during Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to Kyiv on Wednesday.
By Kyiv Post
July 14, 2026
Trump Sees Ukraine as the Winner and Russia as the Loser, Former US Official Says INTERVIEW
Ukraine

Trump Sees Ukraine as the Winner and Russia as the Loser, Former US Official Says

Ex-US Ambassador Bryza says Ukraine’s battlefield resilience has shifted Trump’s calculations, while Turkey has re-emerged as an indispensable NATO power.
By Sevinj Osmanqizi
July 14, 2026
Ukraine and Europe Launch FREYJA Anti-Ballistic Shield: ‘Ballistic Missiles Are Putin’s Final Bet’
Ukraine

Ukraine and Europe Launch FREYJA Anti-Ballistic Shield: ‘Ballistic Missiles Are Putin’s Final Bet’

The 12-month FREYJA program aims to combine Ukrainian missile technology with European industry to build an affordable anti-ballistic defense system.
By Kyiv Post
July 14, 2026
Senate Urged to Pass Russia Sanctions Bill in Graham’s Honor
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Senate Urged to Pass Russia Sanctions Bill in Graham’s Honor

US Senator Chuck Grassley called for Congress to advance the bipartisan Russia sanctions bill Lindsey Graham championed during his final visit to Kyiv.
By Kyiv Post
July 14, 2026
Closing Ukraine’s Skies Means Closing Europe’s: Why the Anti-Ballistic Coalition Matters Now
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OPINION: Closing Ukraine’s Skies Means Closing Europe’s: Why the Anti-Ballistic Coalition Matters Now

Europe’s new anti-ballistic coalition recognizes a hard truth – Ukraine’s air defense is no longer separate from the continent’s own security.
By Sevinj Osmanqizi
July 14, 2026
EU, UK Hit Russia With Joint Sanctions Over Cyber Attacks
Ukraine

EU, UK Hit Russia With Joint Sanctions Over Cyber Attacks

Brussels and London impose joint sanctions on Russian intelligence officers over cyberattacks, plus separate measures over abuse of Ukrainian POWs.
By AFP
July 14, 2026
12 Injured in Zaporizhzhia After Russian Airstrikes
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12 Injured in Zaporizhzhia After Russian Airstrikes

Casualty toll from a Russian airstrike on Zaporizhzhia rises to 12, as officials say dozens more were examined following the attack.
By Kyiv Post
July 13, 2026
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Russia Prepares Black Sea Fleet Family Evacuation From Crimea – Leaked Order

Russia Prepares Black Sea Fleet Family Evacuation From Crimea – Leaked Order

A telegram attributed to Black Sea Fleet commander reportedly orders Sevastopol units to compile lists of military families for possible evacuation.
By Kyiv Post
July 18, 2026

‘An Enormous Shitstorm Is Coming’: Russians React to Ukraine’s Wildberries Strikes

By Kateryna Zakharchenko
11h ago

Withering, Relentless Ukraine Drone Strike Campaign Hits Crimea Hard

By Stefan Korshak
July 20, 2026

‘No Good Options’: Why EU-Ukraine Defense Deal is Bad News for Putin

By TVP World
July 16, 2026
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Resurgent Ukraine: Why Cautious Optimism Is Warranted

OPINION: Resurgent Ukraine: Why Cautious Optimism Is Warranted

What the 30th Anniversary of Ukraine’s Constitution Means in a Nation at War

ANALYSIS: What the 30th Anniversary of Ukraine’s Constitution Means in a Nation at War

A Test of Wisdom: Polish-Ukrainian Relations at a Crossroads

OPINION: A Test of Wisdom: Polish-Ukrainian Relations at a Crossroads

Paris Summit: Allies Pledge New Air Defense Push as Zelensky Presses for More Weapons
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Paris Summit: Allies Pledge New Air Defense Push as Zelensky Presses for More Weapons

Allies gather in Paris to boost Ukraine's air defenses and pressure Russia, as Zelensky pushes for more aid with no ceasefire in sight.
By Kyiv Post
July 13, 2026
World’s Most Expensive Gasoline Reported in Russia-occupied Ukraine Region Targeted by Drones
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World’s Most Expensive Gasoline Reported in Russia-occupied Ukraine Region Targeted by Drones

Motorists in the Crimean peninsula are reporting at-the-pump prices of between $4 and $6 a liter. Inevitably, there are complaints that auto fuel is now more expensive than vodka; that’s not true.
By Stefan Korshak
July 13, 2026
As Iranian War Continues, Ukraine Must Learn From Its Lessons
Ukraine

OPINION: As Iranian War Continues, Ukraine Must Learn From Its Lessons

The renewed escalation between the US, Israel and Iran offers Ukraine several lessons on military planning, alliance politics, Middle East diplomacy, and the limits of Russia’s global reach.
By Lesia Dubenko
July 13, 2026
Russian Oil Refining Slumps to Lowest Level Since 2005
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Russian Oil Refining Slumps to Lowest Level Since 2005

Monitoring data says Russia’s current refining capacity is around 3.91 million barrels a day – down 1.4 million barrels, or 26%, compared to the average a year ago.
By Kyiv Post
July 13, 2026
Polish Diplomat Faces Backlash Over Volhynia Commemoration Speech in Ukraine
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Polish Diplomat Faces Backlash Over Volhynia Commemoration Speech in Ukraine

The remarks sparked debate in Poland, with critics arguing they drew a false equivalence between the Volhynia massacres and Polish retaliatory actions.
By Kyiv Post
July 13, 2026
EU Set to Tighten Temporary Protection Rules for Future Ukrainian Refugees
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EU Set to Tighten Temporary Protection Rules for Future Ukrainian Refugees

The EU plans its biggest overhaul of refugee rules since 2022, while Ukraine seeks changes linked to military mobilization.
By Kyiv Post
July 13, 2026
What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
Ukraine

OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like

With the tide turning in the war, it is highly likely that Russia will choose to escalation.
By Michael MacArthur Bosack
July 13, 2026
Beyond Operetta: From Stage to Cultural Diplomacy
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Beyond Operetta: From Stage to Cultural Diplomacy

For more than nine decades, the Kyiv National Academic Theatre of Operetta has survived repression, war and political upheaval. Today, it has become a symbol of Ukraine's cultural resilience and international outreach.
By Myroslava Makarevych
July 12, 2026
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Russia Prepares Black Sea Fleet Family Evacuation From Crimea – Leaked Order

By Kyiv Post
July 18, 2026

‘An Enormous Shitstorm Is Coming’: Russians React to Ukraine’s Wildberries Strikes

By Kateryna Zakharchenko
11h ago

Withering, Relentless Ukraine Drone Strike Campaign Hits Crimea Hard

By Stefan Korshak
July 20, 2026

‘No Good Options’: Why EU-Ukraine Defense Deal is Bad News for Putin

By TVP World
July 16, 2026