Lend-Lease for Ukraine: Is it dead or just on hold?
With other Ukraine aid programs lapsing amid bipartisan disputes, eyes turn to the unused Lend-Lease Act Biden signed back in May 2022.
Ukraine’s death highway: How Russian troops executed dozens of civilians near Kyiv
"Maxim jumped out, waving his arms and yelling, 'There are kids here! Kids!' This was all happening right in front of me. He fell down. Ksenia let out a raspy breath once, then again. Hordiy asked, 'Why is mama wheezing?'" recounts witness Natalia Melnyk, detailing the moments of Russian war crimes.
Who is Robert Fico? Slovak leader’s ties with Russia exposed in hacked files
An analysis of leaked emails reveals that populist Slovak leader Robert Fico developed close ties with Russia's energy sector to broker gas deals that advantaged Russia and lined his own pockets.
No, Elon Musk. Ukraine aid is the ultimate investment
Ukraine has destroyed half of Russia’s combat power with 5% of the US defense budget, and the tech magnate has reaped profits from the process. So, what’s up with Elon Musk’s tweets on Ukraine?
Who’s to blame? Ukraine probes shortfalls in repelling Russian invasion from Crimea
Detonating key bridges was central to Ukraine's strategy for repelling a Russian attack from occupied Crimea. Yet demolition attempts were plagued by faulty explosives, communication breakdowns and delayed orders, enabling Russia's blitzkrieg.
The complicated truth about Yaroslav Hunka
Like many Ukrainians of his day, Hunka joined the Germans only to fight against what he saw as the greater evil - Soviet occupation
“I only had one brigade.” Ukrainian General explains why Russians rapidly occupied southern Ukraine early in invasion
On the eve of Russia's invasion, 1,500 Ukrainian troops were overpowered by a 20,000-strong invasion army from Crimea. A general speaks about the events that led to Russia's rapid occupation of South Ukraine, which Ukraine's counteroffensive is struggling to reverse.
“You сan’t hold elections in someone else’s country”: Why Russia’s “voting” in occupied Ukraine is a sham
From Luhansk to Kherson, Russia forced occupied Ukrainian regions to "vote" in staged elections without legitimate candidates or voters.