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UN traces Kherson’s “human safari” up the chain of command — to Putin himself
Erik Møse, Chair of the UN Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine, which has declared Russia’s drone terror a crime against humanity, explains how investigators traced a direct chain of command—from drone operators on the Dnipro’s left bank to the Kremlin itself.
Romanian MP: Send troops to Ukraine before Russia reaches our borders
Romania got lucky Ukraine borders Russia instead—but Claudiu Năsui says his country can't count on luck holding forever.
“When prevention fails, we use law enforcement”—Ukraine’s new BEB director on fighting the $ 24 bn shadow economy
In his first interview since taking office, Tsyvinskyi explains how the Bureau of Economic Security will use neural networks to track laundered money from economic crimes.
Kamyshin built Ukraine’s arsenal sixfold—now he says Europe must pay to unlock it
"We need money," said the man whose industry delivers weapons faster than traditional European suppliers.
From myth to genocide: how the Kremlin’s story about Ukraine fuels war
Why are Russians hell-bent on destroying Ukraine and killing Ukrainians, fueled by TV lies and old myths? A new book asks what dark purpose that hatred serves.
This NATO defense minister tried to stop Russian propaganda. His country fell anyway
Slovakia proved democracy can be bought with fake news, Martin Sklenar reveals
“I defended Zelenskyy against Trump’s dictatorship accusations. Now I can’t,” says Ukraine’s top corruption fighter
Zelenskyy must reverse course on the legislation targeting corruption prosecutors, or risk proving Putin right about Ukrainian democracy, warns the architect of the system being destroyed.
No sleep til Kyiv—and no rest until Putin’s empire falls, says Florida man delivering trucks, drones and Belgian chocolates to Ukraine
Peter Duke has spent the past two years helping Ukraine in ways few civilians ever would. In this interview, he explains why he joined a volunteer convoy, how the war changed him, and what led to the grassroots documentary No Sleep Til Kyiv, now streaming online.
Frozen conflict Ukraine’s “best case scenario” because Russia has nukes, Kurt Volker says
Ukraine's regular destruction of red lines is no argument, former envoy claims
Surprise! Rosatom, that Russian “energy” giant, is actually building nukes for Putin
Ukrainian energy expert Mykhailo Gonchar explains how every Western contract with Rosatom helps bankroll Putin’s nuclear arsenal.
Putin’s nuclear magic trick has no rabbit — Why Russia can’t actually use captured Ukrainian reactors
Energy analyst Mykhailo Gonchar says Russia is chasing symbolism, not power—yet the seized plant lacks water, staff, and compatible systems to run.
Bedtime stories and ballistics: How Ukraine’s children are growing up fast
Ukrainian psychologist Oksana Pisareva says kids in therapy talk about missiles, not monsters.
The CIA official’s son hated America so much he died for Putin
Egor Feoktistov didn’t expect to find the son of a top US spy among Russia’s dead—but he did.
Pope Francis was “pro-Ukrainian” but wouldn’t name Russia as aggressor: Orthodox theologian explains pontiff’s complex legacy
Between diplomatic silence and prophetic truth, Pope Francis walked a tightrope that Ukraine couldn't afford.