Australia allocates $66 million military aid package for Ukraine
The aid includes short-range air defense systems, drones, and essential military equipment.
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Media: Moscow court rejects US reporter Gershkovich’s detention appeal
A Moscow court has dismissed the latest appeal made by American journalist Evan Gershkovich against his pre-trial detention in an espionage case.
The Washington Post: Secret Russian document reveals plan for weakening West
A secret Russian Foreign Ministry document obtained by The Washington Post reveals Russia's intention to leverage its war in Ukraine to challenge what it perceives as American dominance and reshape the global order.
Kremlin plays victim of terrorist attacks to garner sympathy from West, expert says
Serhii Sumlenny, head of the "European Resilience" initiative center, disclosed that Russia is framing itself as a target of Islamist terrorism in new narratives disseminated by the Kremlin following the Crocus City Hall attack.
ISW: Kremlin claims NATO and Russia in “direct confrontation” to deter Western support for Ukraine
The Kremlin has escalated its rhetoric, with spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claiming that NATO is "already involved in the conflict surrounding Ukraine."
Reuters: Russia reports surge in military enlistments after concert hall attack
Following a deadly attack on a concert hall near Moscow, Russia has experienced a surge in military enlistments in the past 10 days.
Americans and Europeans united in believing that Russia is adversary or rival – poll
A poll of global attitudes toward Russia’s Ukraine war suggests the West has regained its “unity and sense…
Ukrainian poet Halyna Kruk: “War is not a metaphor”
On 18 June, during the opening of the Berlin Poetry Festival, award-winning Ukrainian poet Halyna Kruk made a…
The West is finally coming together to confront Russia
One month ago, to the day, I argued that the West would become heavily involved if Russia invaded…
Russia-West talks have ended in uncertainty. Now it’s time to act.
Last week, the international community anxiously observed Russia’s sessions with various Western representatives. Over the span of four…
Armed invasions don’t have “golden middles,” blaming victims encourages evil
When people in the West talk about Ukraine, they usually say "probably, the truth lies somewhere in the…
Putin has brought the world to ‘the brink of war,’ Gazeta Wyborcza says
By his orders to the Russian army to respond “harshly” to any challenge to them in Syria, Vladimir…
New calls for dialogue with Moscow show West has learned nothing, Linkevicius says
Once again as so often after Moscow has behaved badly, voices in the West are again calling for…
Should Russia expect more terrorist attacks?
Better to be a victim than an aggressor Many experts have recently commented on how Russia benefits from…
Poroshenko has cleverly blocked Putin while satisfying West, Piontkovsky says
With his constitutional amendments on local self-administration, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has blocked Vladimir Putin’s plan to force…
For some in Europe, ‘better red than dead’ has become ‘better Putin than a Muslim,’ Czech says
During the Cold War, some on the European left routinely chanted “better red than dead” to show their…
Ukraine in a gray zone of uncertainty
The collective West has been unable to force the Kremlin to stop undermining the Ukrainian state. The leaders…
Idiots ‘useful’ and otherwise on the rise in Russia and the West
Idiotism is on the rise in both Russia and the West, with its spread in Russia having transformed…
West can stop Putin only by focusing on the dirty money Moscow keeps and uses abroad
Sanctions against Putin’s Russia and other authoritarian regimes are like those imposed in the past against apartheid in…
Kyiv analyst: Putin will likely attack a NATO country next
Because Vladimir Putin seeks both recognition as the leader of a superpower and a new Yalta at which…