Alya Shandra

Putin's diplomatic masterclass secured protection for Russian oil refineries while giving up almost nothing in return, leaving Trump with a hollow victory and Ukraine increasingly vulnerable.

With this minuscule fraction of their economic might, European nations could match Russia's $135 billion war spending and potentially turn the tide of the conflict within two years, according to a new Tony Blair Institute report urging immediate action.

Moscow isn’t just negotiating—it’s setting the stage. Behind closed doors, familiar tactics are at play, and the consequences could reshape Europe’s future once again.

When the lights cut out during high bar routines at his Kyiv training facility, Olympic gold medalist Oleg…

Two millennia after Rome's legions proved that veterans outperform raw recruits, Ukraine faces the same hard truth.

Georgian Dream terminated the parliamentary mandates of 49 opposition lawmakers on Monday, as months of pro-EU protests face an intensifying crackdown through new restrictive legislation and police action.

Photographer Vladyslav Sodel has documented every step of how Ukrainians went further and achieved something bigger thanks to the aid from the American people

She saved Ukraine billions on bullets. But now Maryna Bezrukova may lose her job for refusing to "play politics" with the war effort.

What is Euromaidan Press, anyway? Here's your chance to find out

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

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

"If we don't fight today, we're already occupied by Russia," declared activist Marika Mikiashvili, as thousands filled Tbilisi's streets in what many call Georgia's decisive moment.

Statistical proof of widespread fraud offers support to growing calls for reelections amid unprecedented protests