Lesia Dubenko

NATO is the best security guarantee for Ukraine, says Ambassador Annely Kolk

Skaters Evgeniya Shishkova and Vadim Naumov are among the victims of the tragedy in the U.S.

For some Ukrainians, Secretary Rubio's aid suspension threatens vital support programs serving thousands. For others, it offers a chance to clean house.

Georgian fifth president Salome Zourabichvili embarked on a mission to save Georgian democracy

According to OSINT reports, a military plane was spotted flying from Israel's military base to a Ukraine aid hub in Poland

U.S. President Donald Trump sees Moscow as defeatable and failing, says the executive editor

If Trump chooses to, then he has all “the tools to really hurt Putin”, but he needs to be fully convinced. The best person to convince him is none other than Putin himself.

He made it clear during his confirmation hearing in the Senate

In an interview with the Polish media, Ukraine's President both hailed and criticised Biden's early full-scale war decisions

PM Keir Starmer is set to discuss a number of issues, including the potential deployment of troops

Potential Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will have their fates decided this week

Russia's goal is to render Ukraine a vassal state - the first step towards reassembling the old Russian Empire, says James Gilmore, who served as US Ambassador to OSCE during the first Trump administration.

Putin is too old for peace deal in Ukraine and plans to seize more territory within 18 months, says Michael DiCianna, a research fellow at the Institute of World Politics in Washington.

His latest interview with the NYT is filled with self-praise on how the Biden administration managed the Russo-Ukraine war. But a critical assessment shows a slightly different picture of what has happened over the years.