Man wants to counter China by letting Russia dismember Ukraine, forgets they’re allies
Pentagon's Undersecretary Elbridge Colby crafted America's China strategy. Beijing couldn't be happier.
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Russia built Ukraine’s drone storm over three years — 2025 is when it finally breaks
Russia's drone war Ukraine's allies thought they understood is about to change entirely — and Europe is not ready for what breaks loose in 2025.
Editorial: Zelenskyy opens a second front—against his own people
Not at the border, but in parliament — where a decade of reforms just collapsed in 72 hours.
Italy’s giving a concert for Putin—and Europe is paying
Banned everywhere else, Putin's favorite conductor Gergiev finds European taxpayers willing to fund his comeback in Campania
Ukraine is going green during war, so why is EU’s program funding fossil fuels?
Ukraine has been building wind farms and solar plants while dodging Russian missiles. Meanwhile, the EU's €50 billion program meant to help? It's funding more gas and diesel generators than renewable energy.
My bomb shelter is a bathroom floor
By 6 AM, I know who made it through another night.
NATO’s shortest summit reveals its deepest crisis
The Alliance still names Russia the threat—but behind closed doors, it no longer agrees on how, or even whether, to respond.
Why Ukraine must bet it all on Putin’s greatest weakness—Crimea
Ukraine's strikes are turning Crimea from Russia's "unsinkable aircraft carrier" into a sinking ship that could drag Putin's regime down with it.
Ukraine quietly won the NATO summit where everyone was waiting for drama
Ukraine got everything it realistically could from NATO — and somehow, that was enough.
Ukraine shows advanced weapons work perfectly – and that’s exactly the problem
While Western nations pour billions into cutting-edge weapons, Ukrainian soldiers are winning battles with fishing nets, garden wire, and drones built in garages – exposing a fatal flaw in how we think about modern warfare.
The EU set out to choke Russia’s energy exports — and handed Putin a €30 billion loophole
Three years into EU gas bills feeding Russian war crimes, Brussels designed a ban to starve Putin's war chest - and gave its traders a legal way to fund Russian missiles for 1,000 more days.
Drones rack up 70% of troop losses in the Ukraine war — and AI’s killing spree will make it worse
Russia's war turned Ukraine into ground zero for next-gen warfare, rendering the world's top weapons obsolete—and positioning Kyiv as the West's only ally fast enough to match China's breakneck innovation.
“Retaliation” headlines are a gift to the Kremlin—and a betrayal of Ukraine
Three years of systematic slaughter doesn't become "retaliation" because Ukraine finally fought back.
Putin’s “neutral” athletes cheer Russia’s atrocities in Ukraine — but FIFA can’t wait to get them back
While the Kremlin’s so-called 'neutral' athletes win Putin’s war medals and cheer on Russian crimes in Ukraine, the world’s top sports leagues are slowly preparing their grand comeback.
Russia’s thickest “red line” just went up in smoke — now the West has to go all in
As Ukraine razed Russia's most feared nuclear bombers, the West has no choice but to call Putin's nuclear bluff once and for all.
Ukraine gets green light to strike Russia — and it’s no longer enough
As Western allies finally approve cross-border strikes, Russia has ramped up its monthly drone output to daily levels, turning Ukraine’s defensive strategy into an economic death trap.
The genocide definer predicted Putin’s Ukraine war 70 years ago — and was horrifyingly right
The lawyer behind the term "genocide" warned that Moscow was set to erase Ukraine's identity—and Putin's invasion proved him devastatingly right.
“They care about your lives more”: Viral Black journalist shatters illusions about Ukraine war support
Social media dubbed him "Harriet Tubman" for helping Ukrainians flee the war. Then they turned on him for demanding solidarity for all.
The Ukraine ceasefire fantasy is over. Britain knows it.
At a private summit in the English countryside, no one spoke of peace. The message to Ukraine was clear: prepare, produce, and endure.
Russia just released 390 POWs. Here’s why that doesn’t mean peace is coming
Every freed prisoner is a victory worth celebrating. Every prisoner exchange that gets mistaken for a peace breakthrough is a victory for Putin's playbook.