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Fico will not become a second Orban: a view from Slovakia
It is too early to worry about the implications of the victory of Slovakia's pro-Kremlin politician Robert Fico on western aid to Ukraine, says Slovakian writer Mesik
Russia’s “ultimate” red line is as hollow as the first ten
Ukraine has repeatedly proved that Russian "red lines" are a fiction. Now it's finally time for the West to call out Putin's nuclear bluff.
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?
The Pissed Consumer’s guide to companies departing Russia
More than 1,400 multinational corporations are still paying taxes to Russia. The solution: Boycott Russia.
Will NATO survive the war?
Once the bedrock of European defense, NATO now confronts doubts about its future purpose and relevance after years of under-investment left it unready against Russian aggression.
Ukraine has the initiative in all dimensions
While Russia still has the advantage, Ukraine is little by little gaining the initiative in maritime, air, and land warfare. And it has not yet peaked.
How badly do the US and Europe want peace?
We've been there in WWII. The only way to achieve peace is to fight for it.
G20 opts for obfuscation on Ukraine, a symptom of Western fatigue
Ukraine suffered a major diplomatic defeat as Western weakness allowed the G20 to adopt a declaration failing to assign clear blame for Russia's devastating war
G20 host India & member states’ addiction to Russian oil prompt Ukraine snub
Desire for Russian oil trumps Ukraine’s fight for survival as G20 nations remain involved in new Russian gas projects.
Klimkin on Germany: Half the problem or half the solution for Ukraine?
Germany must shun "management" and embrace "leadership" to tackle Russian threat and avoid West's fragmentation, urged former Ukrainian Foreign Minister and Ambassador to Germany Pavlo Klimkin.
Documenting Russian war crimes now makes healing & justice possible for Ukraine at war’s end
Ukrainian chroniclers race to record Russian war crimes while bombs still fall. Doing so ensures evil won't walk free and darkness doesn't later distort reality.
Ukraine’s message to the West: We are not Russia’s backyard
Neither breaking news nor military victories cement a nation in the global consciousness. Only through its culture may a nation's voice truly be heard, says Ukrainian writer Oksana Zabuzhko
Russia circumvents oil sanctions, outsmarting the West
Despite an embargo, Russian oil exports are booming, funneling billions into Moscow's war machine while undermining efforts to hamper Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Japan-US-S. Korea summit might show way for security in Europe
President Biden's trilateral meeting with Japan and South Korea exemplified his goal of unifying democracies to counter rising autocracies. The summit provides a potential model for Ukraine and other European partners to strengthen security cooperation with the US against Russian aggression.
West’s fear feeds Putin’s ambition: not arming Ukraine counteroffensive risks wider war
Many NATO-promised weapons have yet to arrive, leaving Ukraine counteroffensive shorthanded.
Zelenskyy visits Sweden, discusses CV-90 combat vehicles with Swedish PM
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during his visit to Sweden on Saturday, initiated discussions with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.…
NATO strategist’s Ukraine “land grab” slip is as absurd as revealing
A NATO strategist prompted Ukrainian fury and NATO backpedaling after arguing Ukraine could trade territory for NATO membership, a slip that reveals how much the Alliance is willing to play along with Russian aggression
Work.ua CEO: 1.5 years enough time for brands to exit Russia – now we cut ties
Work.ua, Ukraine's top job portal, says it will no longer cooperate with companies maintaining business ties in Russia - even big names like Metro and Philip Morris. Its CEO has issued a manifesto for others to follow suit.
Four unnerving signs for Ukraine as it heads for fall
The forthcoming fall and winter will be critical for Ukraine and, therefore, Europe. If Russia can destroy Ukraine's air defense, the West will need to reconsider its stand on military intervention.
EU fumbles frozen Russian billions, risks own budgets
The EU risks finding itself in a situation where the restoration of Ukraine will be paid not by the guilty party -- the Russian government and oligarchs -- but by European taxpayers.