EU must support Ukraine’s victory “whatever it takes,” top diplomat says in historic speech
If Ukraine does not give up, the EU will not either, Josep Borrell says in Kyiv as he calls for victory, not "as long as it takes"
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Senator silenced: how France’s TotalEnergies is allergic to transparency on Russia
Fossil fuel giant hits French senator with lawsuit on eve of hearing into its alleged human rights abuses in Africa and secretive deals with Russia
Appeasement gets an Olympic Gold
The IOC's decision to permit Russian and Belarusian athletes at the Paris Olympics signals acceptance of authoritarian aggression to the world's tyrants
UK Minister declares end of “peace dividend” era in historic speech
The post-war world moves to a pre-war one, and Ukraine is a test case, says Grant Shapps, announcing massive defense boost
9 reasons negotiations with Russia are utterly pointless
Despite over 200 rounds of negotiations since 2014, Russia continues to escalate its war against Ukraine, demonstrating it only sees talks as a means to force surrender.
Americans want to support Ukraine
By backing Ukraine, everyday Americans are answering a call to stand on principle and support a fellow democracy, renewing faith in U.S. ideals often doubted abroad.
A call from Kyiv to Davos: curb Russian oil and gas exports for peace in Ukraine and beyond
Loopholes in Russian energy sanctions have allowed vast profits to fuel aggression, seen in a 70% budget increase for Russia's military expansion.
“No support for Ukraine and its army”: PepsiCo restricts mentions of war in its PR?
Does Pepsi think it can ignore reality?
How to break the Kremlin’s spell on the Latin American Left
There is an explanation to why the progressive, decolonial left is paradoxically justifying Russia's colonial aggression against Ukraine
How Ukraine can help itself in America’s disunited States
With GOP discord on defense aid, Ukraine must energize industry and voters for the long-term backing vital to resist Russian aggression.
Russia’s war: an attack on Europe
Despite the pandemic of German "useful idiot" pacifists, Europe must be defended – by unreserved military support for Ukraine until its victory.
But now we dance
How do Ukrainians live with the war? What does normality mean, what purpose do plans for the future have when a missile could strike in the next moment? A personal essay by filmmaker and writer Iryna Tsilyk.
Four objectives of Putin’s global war
Putin is convinced that Ukraine and other "historical Russian lands" can only be returned and the empire restored within the framework of a global redistribution of the world, says the head of Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service
Russian attack was inevitable for Ukraine, acclaimed writer says
In one of his works, Yuri Andrukhovych wrote that there is hope for Moscow, but - he exaggerated - it may take 500 years. Now, the writer doesn't think he exaggerated that much.
Why Putin is paranoid about Ukraine’s agency
And why any scenario of peace for Ukraine should be based on what the Ukrainian society decides to do about its own future
Ukraine kicks toward Euro 2024 amid bombs and blackouts
From joining the front lines to evacuating families to fundraising, footballers juggle competitive matches with the grim realities of Russia's invasion.
To Elon Musk from occupied Ukraine: you don’t know our struggle
As a Ukrainian underground coordinator, I must refute Elon Musk's claim that resistance has faded - nothing could be further from the truth.
Is the West’s slow-walk strategy dooming Ukraine? General Zaluzhnyi’s memo says yes
Here is how to read between the lines of Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief's essay on what Ukraine needs to defeat Russia
Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive and the strategic zugzwang of Western expectations
From the outset, Ukraine's 2023 counteroffensive faced a near impossible balancing act between domestic liberation imperatives and Western impatience
The myth of a powerful Ukrainian diaspora was proven wrong by Russia’s invasion
Western military aid flows into Ukraine, with public and elite opinion firmly on Kyiv's side. But the Ukrainian diaspora has not driven this support, despite its Cold War reputation.
