The Kursk incursion logic
The Kursk Offensive helps speed up the Russian military's demise, reinvigorate Western support, and strengthen Ukrainian resolve and resilience.
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Ukraine’s surprise Kursk incursion: lifting spirits or stretching resources?
Ukraine's counter-incursion into Russia's Kursk Oblast has left experts asking what is the point? Here are the pros and cons of the operation
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Amid the largest war in Europe since World War II, there is no more time for delaying difficult conversations and uncomfortable decisions.
A Hillbilly Elegy for Ukraine and the West
According to J.D. Vance, Donald Trump’s pick for vice president, Russia’s size advantage over Ukraine is reason enough for the United States to cut its support for the country and pursue “negotiations” with the Kremlin. But by that logic, many other countres in the region should share the same fate
Western aid to Ukraine is not charity, it’s self-preservation
Aid to Ukraine is paramount in all "manageable balance" scenarios of the Russian invasion, whether exhaustion of Russian troops or talks
Paris Olympics: a missed chance to stand up to Russia
The world had a chance to take a stand against tyranny. Instead, it chose to look the other way.
The way forward for Ukraine’s economy
As Ukraine fights for survival, its economic choices today will shape its post-war future. Rejecting neoliberalism, experts argue, is key to avoiding a dangerous "re-oligarchization" of the country.
Real justice for MH17 is Ukraine’s victory
From Chechnya to Ukraine, Russia's imperialistic push has left a trail of devastation. MH17 stands as a stark reminder of the cost of appeasement.
What to make of the new Russia-North Korea Alliance
The possible Russian transfer of sensitive military technologies to North Korea could have devastating security repercussions, but one thing stands in the way -- China's competition with the US.
Russia has become so economically isolated that China could order the end of its war in Ukraine
As Russia's list of allies dwindles to just North Korea and Iran, both of which are themselves subject to heavy economic sanctions, the country's increasing isolation on the global stage has left it with few options but to rely on China's continued support, potentially giving Beijing the leverage to dictate the terms of its war in Ukraine.
The Putin-Kim pact is an opportunity for the West
The Russia-North Korea defense pact leaves no doubt about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s determination to overthrow the existing international order. But the agreement could also strain the Kremlin’s relations with China, potentially disrupting Sino-Russian efforts to undermine Western unity
“Collective Chamberlain” of scholars calls to appease Russia ahead of NATO summit
A group of European and American academics has sparked controversy by urging NATO to reject Ukraine's membership bid, drawing comparisons to Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Nazi Germany.
To keep Ukraine’s NATO prospect alive, its neighbors must confront Washington
With talk of Ukraine's NATO aspirations fading in Washington, the country's staunchest advocates in Eastern Europe must convince US leaders that abandoning Ukraine's membership path would be a dangerous mistake.
Trump’s “peace plan” is a blueprint for Russian victory over Ukraine and West
Security analysts warn that Trump's proposed 24-hour negotiation strategy could lead to Ukraine ceding up to 22.5% of its territory, including crucial access to the Black Sea, while abandoning its NATO aspirations.
Seizing Russian assets for Ukraine: a no-nonsense guide
Confused about why Ukraine can’t just grab Russian frozen assets to fund its fight? We’ve got you covered, from Euroclear to REPO Act.
Lessons from Aceh: how Ukraine can avoid reconstruction pitfalls
The Ukrainian government and civil society are already developing information systems to monitor rebuilding efforts. But when it comes to implementing them, it is instructive to consider recent large-scale reconstruction programs, which hold important lessons for how to use digital tools effectively and efficiently.
What it will take for Ukraine to win
Two years since Russia's invasion, people are tired. Maintaining resilience is key, and there are two battles being fought
Three reasons why Ukraine’s Global Peace Summit was a success
Despite setbacks with Global South attendance and support for the communique, Ukraine's first Global Peace Summit reached its goals, a working group member says and details what happens next
No other option: Russian wealth must fund Ukraine’s fight
Unless all frozen Russian assets are confiscated and given to Ukraine, Ukraine will lose the war, and the cost for the West will be much higher.