London orders PrivatBank oligarchs to pay Ukraine $3bn for largest bank fraud in country’s history
The ruling finalizes an eight-year pursuit of losses equal to 1.5% of Ukraine's GDP, though collecting the money won't be easy
Russian drone kills 84-year-old goat herder who refused to abandon her animals
Larysa Vakuliuk stayed in Kherson despite daily attacks. She had responsibility towards her goats, she told journalist last month
Learn to be fearless and brave from Ukraine, German historian tells Europe
It would perhaps also mean learning how to triumph, Karl Schlögel tells at country's top literary prize
Babiš wins Czech election vowing to abandon Ukraine. Can he deliver?
The constraints are real for the billionaire populist. The outcome isn't certain.
Kamyshin built Ukraine’s arsenal sixfold—now he says Europe must pay to unlock it
"We need money," said the man whose industry delivers weapons faster than traditional European suppliers.
Alaska surrender: Putin scores total victory, Trump turns pressure on Ukraine
Trump abandoned $205 million daily sanctions against Russia while demanding Ukraine surrender its fortress belt—territorial concessions unprecedented since 1945.
“War criminal on US soil”: Alaska erupts as Putin lands for Trump summit
Local voices unite against what they see as legitimizing tyranny.
Beating Putin will take missiles, money—and a flood of black propaganda
Facts don't defeat fascists. Fear does.
This NATO defense minister tried to stop Russian propaganda. His country fell anyway
Slovakia proved democracy can be bought with fake news, Martin Sklenar reveals
“Russian spies” who justified Ukraine’s anti-corruption crackdown nowhere to be found
Ukraine's Security Service found Russian infiltrators everywhere except when journalists asked for proof.
Trump slaps 25% tariff on India hours after “constructive” Witkoff-Putin talks in Moscow
US President follows through on sanctions threat as three-hour meeting produces no full ceasefire agreement
Inside Zelenskyy’s failed coup against Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies
Parliamentary manipulation, fake security crises, and Telegram warfare met Ukrainian teenagers.
They came. They cussed. They won.
Cardboard signs, three days, one very surprised president.
Russian provocateurs try to spark anti-Zelenskyy revolution—Ukrainian media sees through operation immediately
Real protesters demanded institutional accountability; fake ones called for regime change.