Grain dispute: how Poland and Ukraine can reach a solution
It's not only about wartime exports -- Ukraine's EU integration is at stake.
Genocide, assimilation, theft: Kazakh historian reveals Russian colonialism’s ruthless playbook
Russian colonialism for centuries has relied on the elimination and assimilation of local peoples to build its empire, says Kazakh historian Botakoz Kassymbekova.
The 1994 secret operation that saved Crimea, and perhaps Ukraine, from Russian occupation
The untold story of Ukraine's covert operation 30 years ago to halt Russia's attempt to occupy Crimea emerged in recently published documents. The records detail Ukraine's restrained yet decisive actions.
Zelenskyy: invitation to NATO doesn’t mean membership
Speaking ahead of the first Ukraine-NATO council in Vilnius, a new format of bilateral relations, Ukraine's President Volodymyr…
Coalition to train Ukrainian pilots on F16s officially launched during NATO summit; no planes pledged yet
A coalition of 11 countries officially signed a memorandum on the margins of the NATO summit in Vilnius.…
Mariupol refugees across Ukraine plan and prepare for city’s liberation from Russia
Escaping from the siege Oleksandr Khaliavinskyi, a member of the Mariupol city council, was among the thousands of…
Families share last words of fallen defenders from Azovstal fortress
Soviet authorities founded the metallurgical plant of Azovstal in the terrible year of 1933. Then, Ukrainian grain was…
The $ 300 billion question: Why the West does not confiscate Russian frozen assets despite Ukraine war
At the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian war, the EU and US imposed several packages of sanctions on Russia,…
EU ban on Ukrainian food imports violates treaties, contradicts Ukraine’s membership goal
In violation of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU and Association Agreement with Ukraine, four EU…
Ukraine seeks to reclaim history by reframing Russia as “Moscovia”
On 22 October 1721, Moscow Tsar Peter I renamed the Moscow Tsardom into the Russian Empire. He chose…
Ukraine’s private fund starts ambitious USD 10 million fundraising to supply heavy infantry weapons for territorial defense
Ukraine's largest private military fund supporting the army from donations, Come Back Alive, starts an ambitious UAH 400 million ($10 million)…
“I was lucky to survive in Bakhmut for sixteen days,” soldiers wounded in Bakhmut recall and name main problems
“I don't understand how it is possible [for Russians] to crawl among corpses like that and still crawl…
Georgia’s risky gamble on Russia backfires as country falls into a trap, say journalists
100,000 Russian relocated to Georgia in 2022 "to preserve their middle-class lifestyle" and "are not eager to talk…
Army procurement scandal prompts Ukraine to boost transparency, but more needed for sustainable reform
Military procurement in Ukraine has remained a relatively safe haven for corruption, because it continued to be excluded…