Alya Shandra

A public outcry from Ukrainian fighter pilots has forced top leadership to address the systematic transfer of critical technical personnel to frontline combat roles.

Despite shuttered industries and widespread blackouts, Transnistrian authorities reject Moldova's offer of European gas supplies.

Russia launched a large-scale combined air attack on Ukraine’s infrastructure in the early hours of 15 January 2025,…

Outgoing U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III is set to leave a lasting impact on Ukraine's long-term security by convening a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group's capability coalition leaders to outline plans for support through 2027.

Russian authorities reported shooting down 32 drones across eleven regions overnight, yet flames engulfed the strategic Kristall facility 600 kilometers from Ukrainian territory

After weeks of controversial moves toward Moscow, thousands of Slovaks are pushing back against Prime Minister Robert Fico's apparent pivot away from traditional Western allies.

To bring peace, Trump needs to end Putin's aggression of a "mad state against a civilized one," Zelenskyy says in New Year's speech

Russians now forced to learn Ukrainian names of weapons like Palianytsia and Ruta, Zelenskyy shares in New Year's address

Each winter, Soviet authorities fought a war against Christmas. They lost to wheat berries, poppy seeds, and grandmothers who wouldn't forget.

Try something new this holiday season with this selected collection of ancient and modern songs

"In just one year, one oligarch and one party have destroyed this monumental opportunity, establishing a repressive, authoritarian regime," current president Zourabichvili warns

Donald Trump was found to be the 10th most-trusted foreign leader in Ukraine, enjoying a trust rating of…

Faith in western leadership drops, as do hardline positions on winning the war

Democracy advocates warn that police violence in Georgia shows hallmarks of Russian training methods documented in other authoritarian states