Georgian president refuses to step down, rallies national resistance to Russian influence
The fight in Georgia is about to get serious as President Zourabichvili steps up as its leader
Georgian police admit possible chemical use in water cannons as protesters report tear gas symptoms
"Beyond getting wet in the cold, people report severe eye burning and breathing difficulties," journalist Aka Zarkua says.
Georgian authorities deploy unprecedented force as pro-EU protests spread nationwide
On the second night, protests spread to different cities as police increase crackdown
Georgian businesses, diplomats, universities launch strikes after crackdown on pro-EU protesters
After yesterday's announcement by Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze that the country would suspend negotiations on EU membership…
Million copies, zero Russian: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2’s Ukrainian victory
From the game's hidden Ukrainian music playlists to dedicating the game to the Ukrainian army, the developers turned every design choice into cultural resistance while missiles fell outside their windows.
Ukraine’s largest FPV drone makes history with first-ever assault rifle combat use
The Queen of Hornets now wields an AK-47 in a war that is increasingly defined by the use of drones
What to read about the Holodomor at Euromaidan Press
This year, Holodomor Commemoration Day in Ukraine falls on 23 November. Each year, on the last Saturday of…
It’s not 1,000 days of Russia’s war. It’s 3,925 — and Western risk aversion is setting up the next thousand
Every Western compromise with Russia since 2014 led to more aggression. Those pushing for settlement now are inviting the next escalation.
Danish Churches slam WCC for criticizing Ukraine laws more than Russia’s “holy” war
Taking two years to condemn Russia's "holy war" ideology and four days to condemn Ukraine's law against the Russian Orthodox Church is telling, Danish churches say
EU Parliament demands crackdown on Russia’s shadow tanker fleet
"This transport is killing the reach of the sanctions against Russia and finances the war against Ukraine. Every ship that goes through means more suffering for the Ukrainian people," a leading MEP told
Can Ukraine win? Former Defense Minister Zagorodnyuk explains
How does a country with fewer soldiers defeat an enemy that doesn't count its dead? Ukraine's former defense minister has a three-part answer.
Yes, Ukraine can win the war – ex-minister decodes victory plan
Zelenskyy's plan and Ukraine's victory are completely realistic, says Andriy Zagorodnyuk. But there is a crucial caveat -- the current paradigm must be changed.
Ambassador: Japan’s support for Ukraine will remain steadfast, but non-lethal
In an exclusive interview, Matsuda Kuninori unveils Japan's dramatic policy shift on Russia, exposing a paradox at the heart of the nation's foreign policy: supporting allies in wartime without crossing the line into military assistance.
Scholars unite to answer humanity’s “hard questions” through a 3-million-word global history of Ukraine
An international team of 90 reserarches seeks to answer when humans first crossed into Europe and what truly causes wars, using Ukraine's rich past as a unique lens.