Alya Shandra

Euromaidan Press, an independent English-language online publication about Ukraine, is starting a search for a defense reporter who…

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.

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.

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.

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.

Despite initial optimism, Ukraine's defense sector under Minister Rustem Umerov grapples with procurement inefficiencies, international cooperation failures, and a lack of strategic planning, according to a critical report by civil society leaders.

Outgoing NATO chief regrets not doing more for Ukraine earlier, admitting training and provision was "quite limited"

Переглянути цей допис в Instagram Допис, поширений Euromaidan Press (@euromaidanpress) On 4 September, a Russian attack on central…

Its precise features remain classified, but experts allow giving an educated guess about Ukraine's newest mysterious weapon

As Western fear of Russian escalation continues limiting missile strikes into Russia, Ukraine ramps up its domestic arms production to counter Russia's Iskanders

The WCC and Pope are slow to condemn Russia, quick to rebuke Ukraine, warns theologian Cyril Hovorun

Unexpectedly, some within the Ukrainian Orthodox Church welcome the new law, seeing it as leverage to force their leadership to fully break from Moscow.

Ukraine's religious landscape faces a seismic shift with new legislation, but it's not the blanket ban many expect. A theological expert unpacks the law's true nature and potential outcomes.

Russia once used reduced gas flows to the EU at a weapon to pressure the bloc into Kremlin-friendly policies. Now, it is desperate to merely preserve the status quo