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Nordic states go on alert after threat to entire region’s energy gridAuthorities guard power stations as intelligence points to Russia-linked actor -
Georgia was fast-tracking EU membership. Now it’s fast-tracking dictatorship.In several weeks, the regime went after universities, pharmacies, car imports, and a sidewalk. The speed isn't strength—it's desperation. -
The Girl With The Teddy Bear—a 1928 Ukrainian novel that survived Stalin’s purges—reaches English after 97 yearsViktor Domontovych’s 1928 novel survived Stalin’s purges, Soviet censorship, and nearly a century of neglect. Euromaidan Press publishes an exclusive excerpt. -
Kazakhstan jails citizen for six years for fighting for Russia against Ukraine25-year-old from Petropavlovsk signed contract with Russian military, was wounded, then fled back -
Everyone doubted Ukraine’s Flamingo missile. It just blew a hole in a major Russian missile factoryThe Flamingo cruise missile was supposed to intensify Ukraine's deep strikes on Russian industry. Months late, it may finally be happening. -
Kyiv’s winter survival gear: headlamps, EcoFlows, and rocks on the stoveAmidst freezing temperatures and Russia’s systematic infrastructure strikes, Kyivans have developed specialized toolkits of DIY engineering and adaptive routines to maintain their homes. -
How did Ukraine build four US gas corridors in 14 months while under constant bombardment?Germany and Lithuania routes launch in the same week. -
Ghana negotiates Ukrainian drone deals as 1,780 Africans fight—and die—in Russia’s ranksIncoming AU chair pledges to expose Moscow’s recruitment networks across the continent. -
Germany triples, Britain doubles: Kiel data shows who stepped up for Ukraine in 2025Germany, the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands emerged as the core group funding Ukraine's defense in 2025, collectively dominating weapons deliveries, procurement from Ukraine's own defense industry, and purchases from US stockpiles -
Belgium and Germany hold the key to €210 billion in Russian assets—and just locked the doorWadephul and Belgium’s FM shut the door Kallas tried to open. -
Ukraine’s southeastern counteroffensive is now recapturing villages Russia once firmly heldPenetrating the Russian line, Ukrainian assault troopers liberated a village that was once under firm Russian control. -
From Kalashnikov’s engineers to Kamov’s designers — 1.2 million Russian arms workers just lost their anonymityAn interactive map of 6,088 defense factories, released by hacktivists on the invasion's anniversary, exposes the personal data behind Russia's war machine. -
“Performance for the sake of performance”: two ceasefire experts explain what’s really happening at Russia peace talksLast week's stalemate in Geneva was no surprise. Two experts break down Moscow's ceasefire playbook -
EU plans to ban Russian oil permanently—three days after Hungary votesThe pipeline Orbán is fighting over has an expiration date. -
Ukraine won’t fix Druzhba pipeline—EU asks for repairs while planning to ban Russian oil anywayRussia attacks repair crews. Why rebuild what Moscow keeps destroying? -
Western sanctions failed so completely that Russia just pitched Washington $12 trillionThe "Dmitriev package" proposes to formalize what the West never stopped providing. -
What Ukraine’s fifth year of war will really look likeHere are the battles — technological, industrial, and institutional — that may decide the war in 2026 -
Frontline in Ukraine reduced to “robotic kill zone,” Zaluzhnyi saysRobots now conduct assaults as the number of troops physically able to operate in the combat zone keeps shrinking, Ukraine's former commander-in-chief said. -
Russia wants 428 tanks a year by 2028. Its “second factory” is taking them apart instead.There are reasons to believe Russia doesn't have two factories producing new tanks. It has just one. -
How Ukraine’s economy survived four years of war—and what it cost10 million missing people, every power plant hit, and a €90 billion lifeline held hostage by Hungary.