Maxim Volovich

Trump's 28-point plan offers Moscow territorial recognition and NATO exclusion it couldn't achieve in 2022 Istanbul talks. The plan arrives as Ukraine's government faces its worst wartime corruption crisis.

A 28-point blueprint backed by US President Donald Trump — not yet officially published — is already reverberating from Kyiv to Brussels and Moscow, even before its details have been formally unveiled.

Russian state fund quietly backed lawyers, draft-dodging advice, and propaganda sites.

The blueprint existed. The funding existed. What happened instead reveals an institutional collapse more damaging than Russian missiles alone.

Money-laundering network operated like bank, spanning Kyiv to Atlanta to Moscow

Rich in resources, short on troops: Why Europe needs Ukraine to hold while it builds

Civilians hunted by coordinated drone attacks across 300km of the Ukrainian-held territory.

US Sanctions on giant Russian oil companies fuel London missile push

The choice of venue carries bitter historical irony for Ukraine, where Kyiv surrendered its nuclear arsenal for security promises Moscow now violates.

Last time, Europe folded. This time, it holds the line.

"Stop calling it hybrid war. It's war," investigative journalist Michael Weiss tells Euromaidan Press

America's top diplomat, Marco Rubio, delivered a blunt demand after the US President's reversal on Ukraine’s territorial concessions.