Even direct costs of Putin’s aggression unsustainable, Pashkov says
The indirect costs of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea as well as his military…
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How Ukraine counters use of drones by Russian hybrid forces
Pavlo Netiosov, “Evacuation 200” Search Mission Participant: We find such some fragments here. It doesn’t look like anything…
What can Ukraine offer NATO?
Is Ukraine a recipient, or contributor to regional security? Recently, there have been speculations that Ukraine is becoming…
Slovyansk and Kharkiv key to understanding war in Ukraine
Hello and welcome to Head-to-Head. It’s Vivica Williams and today we're talking with Paul Niland, a political commentator…
Ukraine is in a state of war with Russia – and Kyiv needs to say so, Sungurovsky says
The Ukrainian government continues to call its fight against the Russian invasion of the country “an anti-terrorist operation,”…
The lessons of the Vistula Operation
Commemorations associated with the 70th anniversary of the Vistula Operation have begun in Ukraine and Poland. As a…
‘Why should Russian taxpayers be interested in Ukraine?’
Eight days ago, US Secretary of State posed a rhetorical question to his G-7 counterparts, “Why should US…
American CITIZENS should care about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Many commentators have now answered US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s question, “Why should US taxpayers be interested…
After two fails, Putin starts ‘third stage’ of war against Ukraine, Piontkovsky says
Vladimir Putin’s effort to create "Novorossiya" and his subsequent one to force Ukraine to accept Moscow-controlled bandit territories…
Proposed citizenship law – the way for Russia to annex other countries
Given their obsession with imperial projects, Aleksandr Golts says, anything Konstantin Zatulin or Natalya Poklonskaya proposes invites to…
Is there a Khrushchevian ‘Crimea’ in Belarus?
Vladimir Putin based his invasion and annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea on the notion that Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev…
West’s failure to confront Putin on Olympics convinced him he could invade Ukraine without penalty, Titov says
Many trace the origins of Vladimir Putin’s conviction that the West will ultimately come to accept whatever he…
Seven reasons the conflict in Ukraine is actually a Russian invasion (16 languages)
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, Kremlin media and officials have tried to shape it as…
Why Avdiivka is the most vulnerable spot for the Russian-separatist army in Ukraine
At least 11 Ukrainian soldiers are reported to have died repelling the deadliest yet 2017 attack from combined Russian-separatist…
Ukraine mourns soldiers killed in latest Russian hybrid war attack on Avdiivka
If the Trump Administration needed a powerful reminder of Russia's war in eastern Ukraine, this is it. …
The logic of Avdiivka. How the “useful idiots” are helping Putin
One of the paradoxes of Ukrainian politics is how the same people who just recently criticized the Ukrainian…
Escalation in Avdiivka, Eastern Ukraine: key facts and sources
A serious escalation started on 29 January in Avdiivka, a town on Ukrainian government-controlled territory in the Eastern…
Russian aggression against Ukraine not listed as a key problem for Council of Europe
Council of Europe Secretary General Thorbjorn Jagland in his speech to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of…
Moscow plans to ‘export separatism’ to Baltic countries, Christensen says
Moscow analyst Yuri Christensen says that Moscow plans to “export separatism” across the entire former Soviet space, including Estonia,…
The 75 Russian military units at war in Ukraine
This video released by the InformNapalm international investigative community gives an overview of 2,5 years of their open-source…