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In Washington Policy Circles, Legal Case for Russian Genocide Gets Aggressive New Push

Lawmakers, legal scholars and human rights advocates say the case for genocide is no longer theoretical – and that Washington’s caution is becoming the risk.

By Alex Raufoglu

Dec. 14, 2025

Ukraine

Russia Escalates, Ukraine Strikes Back: This Week’s Key Developments

Welcome to “Summary of the Week” — your quick guide to the top headlines.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 13, 2025

NATO

OPINION: The American Circus With Evil Clowns

I write as an American lawyer, a US citizen born in New York of Ukrainian origin. The United States is a mess and will need to clean house.

By Askold S. Lozynskyj

Dec. 13, 2025

Trump Admin Marks International Human Rights Day With Silence

Shift to trade and “unalienable rights” signals retreat from democracy promotion. One Senator stands alone calling out abuses by Russia, Georgia and beyond.

By Alex Raufoglu

Dec. 13, 2025

Ukraine

Trump Plays It Cool as Europe Prepares High-Stakes Ukraine Peace Talks

White House scrambles to translate Trump’s vague “free economic zone” vision into a concrete plan ahead of Berlin summit.

By Alex Raufoglu

Dec. 13, 2025

Ukraine

New Research: European Support to Ukraine Has Fallen Sharply

When Trump bailed on Ukraine a few allies stepped up but Italy and Spain are definite deadbeats. The cash gap is a microscopic one tenth of a one percent hike to European tax burdens.

By Stefan Korshak

Dec. 12, 2025

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Ukraine Denies Donbas ‘Buffer Zone’ Deal, Calls Talks ‘Theoretical’

In a comment to Kyiv Post, the Presidential Office denied reports of an agreed Donbas buffer zone, saying the discussions are “theoretical” and no decisions have been made.

By Kateryna Zakharchenko

Dec. 12, 2025

Ukraine

US Vows Continuation of Key Ukraine Support, Including Hard Security, Anti-Corruption Programs

A senior State Department nominee tells Senate that the US will maintain critical military and anti-corruption support for Ukraine while coordinating with allies on program adjustments.

By Alex Raufoglu

Dec. 12, 2025

Featured

Ukrainian Refugees in the US: How They’re Moving Forward Despite Uncertainty

OPINION: From Monroe to Donroe: A Changed Letter, a New World

OPINION: Replacing Yermak With Umerov to Negotiate Ukraine’s Future Is a Gross Blunder

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Rushed ‘Russian’ Peace? Europe Scrambles as Trump Pushes Ukraine Deal for New Year’s

Capitals from Berlin to Paris see Trump’s year-end self-imposed personal deadline as a Kremlin advantage. The question now: Will Team Trump even show up to negotiate?

By Alex Raufoglu

Dec. 12, 2025

Putin Expresses Solidarity With Venezuela as US-Led Ukraine Talks Continue

The White House press secretary said on Thursday evening that Trump is “extremely frustrated” with both Kyiv and Moscow.

By Sophie Watson

Dec. 11, 2025

‘Willful Ignorance’: Ukrainians Sue US Chip Makers Over Parts in Russian Drones, Missiles

Intel, AMD, Texas Instruments and Mouser Electronics face mounting legal pressure as Ukrainian plaintiffs argue the companies failed to stop their chips from flowing into Russian weapons.

By Korbinian Leo Kramer

Dec. 11, 2025

Ukrainians Want Peace, Not Major Concessions – Despite Trump Citing 82% Support for Deal

A new survey shows most Ukrainians oppose major concessions to Russia, even as Donald Trump claims the public wants a quick deal and is pressuring Kyiv to pursue a negotiated settlement.

By Julia Struck-Feshchenko

Dec. 11, 2025

Lavrov Warns of Europe’s ‘Outright Militaristic Frenzy’ as Moscow Pushes New Security Proposals to US

Lavrov claims Europe is in an “outright militaristic frenzy,” warns peacekeepers would be legitimate targets, and says Moscow is ready to formalize security guarantees.

By Julia Struck-Feshchenko

Dec. 11, 2025

US Votes Against UN Resolution on Chornobyl Disaster, Aligning With Russia and Belarus

The US voted against Ukraine’s Chornobyl resolution at the UN, aligning with Russia and saying its objection was to references to the 2030 Agenda, not Ukraine or nuclear safety.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 11, 2025

US Gives Sanctioned Russian Energy Giant Temporary Reprieve As it Looks to Sell Its International Assets

A document published by the US Treasury Department on Wednesday said companies can continue to conduct business with Lukoil until shortly after midnight on January 17 next year.

By TVP World

Dec. 11, 2025

America ‘Cannot Defend Itself Alone’ – Ex-NATO Commander Urges US to Stay Committed to Europe

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Ukraine

America ‘Cannot Defend Itself Alone’ – Ex-NATO Commander Urges US to Stay Committed to Europe

Retired Gen. Philip Breedlove tells Kyiv Post that abandoning allies would leave both Europe and the US vulnerable to emerging threats.

By Alex Raufoglu

Dec. 11, 2025

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