Prigozhin’s failed mutiny: What made him back down?
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Why Russia must be decolonized
In today’s global landscape, the concept of colonization remains a pressing issue that demands comprehensive understanding. To fully…
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North Atlantic nations face a major decision at next month’s summit in Lithuania. Multiple scenarios show that leaving…
Washington needs to be clear eyed about the end of the Russo-Ukraine war
American support has been both stalwart and unquestionably vital to the preservation of Ukraine’s sovereignty since the beginning…
Former NATO Secretary General: I want to invite Ukraine to join NATO in Vilnius
Over the last year, I have spent a lot of time reflecting on the question of Ukraine’s NATO…
It makes no sense for Ukraine to blow up its Kakhovka dam, despite Tucker Carlson’s rant
The destruction of the Russia-occupied Kakhovka Hydroelectric Plant on 6 June unleashed a humanitarian and environmental cataclysm in…
No, the Kakhovka dam could not have collapsed on its own
Forbes analyst Volodymyr Dacenko offers seven reasons for why any version outside of Russia’s deliberate destruction of the…
Ukrainian dam engineer rules out self-destruction of Kakhovka dam
The Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant was designed to withstand a nuclear strike. Thus, its self-destruction is out of…
Ukraine must prioritize women in post-war reconstruction: opinion
As Ukraine begins the challenging process of post-war reconstruction, the need for a gender perspective cannot be ignored.…
G7 still feeding Russia’s war machine with fossil fuel addiction
The geopolitical landscape is now more than ever under the control of natural gas. The G7 Hiroshima Summit,…
How Ukraine shaped the battlefield for its counteroffensive
Ukraine is actively preparing to liberate occupied territories. It has been building (most of) the capabilities needed to…
For Crimean Tatars, Crimea’s liberation is a question of national survival
Revisiting the blackest pages of history, 18 May stands as a solemn reminder of a genocide not often…
From neutrality to solidarity: International organizations need to rethink their aid to Ukraine
We hear it again and again from international aid organizations operating in Ukraine. “We cannot support your military.”…
Left in the dark: Ukraine’s struggle for support and solidarity
Faithful to the US-skeptic, NATO-skeptic legacy of the Cold War, a significant number of voices from among the…
We have stopped discussing the worst-case scenario in Ukraine. That is a mistake.
More than nine years after the war started, strategic messaging from politicians and high-ranking officers advising them on…
The “Odessa Massacre”: a crown jewel in Russia’s genocidal anti-Ukrainian propaganda
Russia’s full-blown invasion of Ukraine would have been impossible without a targeted propaganda campaign to dehumanize and demonize…
Breaking Russia’s cycle of impunity: a plan for accountability and reparations for Ukraine
There can be no peace without accountability. It means holding the perpetrators responsible for the violations they committed…
Russia’s economy will not collapse in a year or two, Ukrainian top strategist says
Andriy Klymenko is the author of several development strategies for Crimea. For many years he worked as an…
Why isn’t the West equipping Ukraine to win the war?
Why is the West reluctant to set up Ukraine for victory and restoration of the internationally recognized borders…
It is time to accuse Putin of rape – human rights lawyer
Sexual violence has almost always gone hand-in-hand with war. However, mankind has tried to establish certain rules and…