“Ukraine might have won” if NATO had acted in 2022, ex-top chief says
Admiral Rob Bauer says the West armed Ukraine too slowly to win—and never had a strategy for victory at all
“It was never formulated as Ukraine winning”—NATO’s ex-military chief on the missing strategy
It was also not formulated, "We're doing this so that Russia can lose this war." So the formulation became, "We're going to support Ukraine for as long as it takes," Admiral Bauer tells EP
Twenty armed men capture a village on NATO’s eastern border. What happens next?
A Ukrainian frontline commander has thought it through. Europe hasn't.
Ukraine is buying the West time and should be in NATO, top Czech commander says
Outgoing Chief of the Czech General Staff Karel Řehka to Euromaidan Press at GLOBSEC Prague
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Czech president to Europe: Ukraine isn’t a charity case, it’s your defense laboratory
Czech president opens GLOBSEC with warning against "bad peace"
Don’t sign what Bosnia signed, a Bosnian journalist tells Ukraine
At Lviv Media Forum 2026, Bosnian journalist Harun Karčić told Ukrainians what 30 years of a flawed peace deal bought his country. The 28-point plan currently on the table has a different shape—but the same trap.
Ukraine’s EU membership: when, not if—but 2027 is unrealistic, says veteran MEP
A Lithuanian MEP who negotiated his own country's EU accession explains why 2027 is unlikely, why the procedural machinery isn't moving yet, and why Ukraine's membership is still a question of when, not if.
Why Ukraine’s EU membership is stuck—and it’s not just Zelenskyy
The EU can't agree on what to offer. Ukraine can't pass the laws to earn it. And the EU's own accession rules were built for a world that no longer exists.
Lying flat might be worse than crouching. After four years, Ukrainians know things you don’t.
Some people will die. This time, maybe it will be you.
Soviet power nearly erased Ukraine’s Easter. What’s being rebuilt exists almost nowhere else in Europe
Spring ritual games survived intact only in Ukraine, Lithuania, and parts of Serbia. This year, they were brought back from the dead in central Kyiv,
She disappears as a person. Ukraine’s first study of 160,000 mothers of disabled children.
"It breaks my heart. If it breaks yours too, let's think about how we can make a difference in these women's lives together,"—Niya Nikel, report co-author.
Zaluzhnyi now blames Zelenskyy for the counteroffensive. He wasn’t always so sure.
Ukraine's cursed 2023 counteroffensive ran into Europe's largest fortified belt without air cover. The blame game between Kyiv's leaders lets the biggest culprit off the hook.
She showed up. In memoriam: Christine Eliashevsky-Chraibi
She wrote the truth, and the truth traveled.