Meet Zakon, the Ukrainian font designed to write Russian type out of state documents
The antiqua typeface draws upon the works of Ukraine's 20th century artists amid a decolonization push
A Russian disinformation campaign cloned Euromaidan Press to blame Ukraine for Russia’s own strike on Kramatorsk (we took the fake down)
Researchers tie the fake to Storm-1516, a Russian influence operation that has overtaken RT and Sputnik by cloning trusted news brands to publish fabricated stories under their names.
Romania finally holds Russia responsible for the drone attacks on ships off its coast, and wants a joint NATO command for the Black Sea
The NATO states on the sea would take tuns leading it, with Romania ready to host it from 2028
Russia is funneling the Ukrainian children it abducts into military camps and conscription. Ukrainian lawyer says world can legally call this genocide—but lacks the will
Kateryna Rashevska can walk you through exactly how one Ukrainian child disappears into Russia: the occupied-territory orphanage, the foster placement with a Kremlin-connected family, the re-education camp, the military uniform, the draft notice that arrives at sixteen.
Ukraine’s chief prosecutor fled. Politicians still choose the man who can prosecute them.
He is only the latest prosecutor general to leave the office in disgrace, and the office is the reason.
Ukraine’s prosecutor general resigns as the watchdogs he was appointed to leash close in
He is the third powerful figure they've brought down. What looks like a government in crisis is a state where impunity at the top is ending.
Ukraine’s drive to black out occupied Crimea claims another night
Russian officials are staying mum on the extent of the damage after overnight drone strikes across the occupied peninsula
Ukraine’s Gen Z protested for their anti-corruption agencies last year. Now they’re protesting for one man
A leaderless crowd is reading the war more clearly than the command class that dismisses them—and letting one blogger tell them what it means.
NATO’s former deputy commander: Ankara papered over the cracks between Europe and America
Sir Richard Shirreff held NATO's second-highest military post. He now advises Ukraine's commander-in-chief—and says the summit that pledged Kyiv €140 billion produced no strategy.
Ukraine can build Patriots or keep hitting Russia’s refineries—not both, defense scholar says
Marc DeVore asked two expert groups he chairs, both advising the UK defense ministry, whether Ukraine could build Patriots within a year. Both said no.
Russia says it downed Ukraine’s first ballistic missile—a weapon Kyiv has never announced
Kyiv stayed silent. Moscow's ministry did the announcing.
NATO’s former No. 2 says the alliance must rebuild without America. Starting now.
He reported to an American commander for years. Now NATO's former deputy chief says Washington is "an inconsistent predator" and Europe must plan to stand without it.
NATO’s former No. 2 wants Ukraine to fight like it’s 1918
The front is stuck in 1917, Sir Richard Shirreff says—trench attrition neither side can break. The way out was invented a year later.
Ukraine can win the battles. Without the word “victory,” it loses the war.
NATO's former deputy commander says no one but Ukraine names victory as the goal. Ukraine's former defense minister warns that without naming it, even a battlefield win is no victory at all.