Alaska was not diplomacy. It was surrender. The summit was never about peace. It was theater. Vladimir Putin arrived with demands, staged his photo beside the American president, and walked away with the optics of victory: the red carpet, the…
Alaska was not diplomacy. It was surrender. The summit was never about peace. It was theater. Vladimir Putin arrived with demands, staged his photo beside the American president, and walked away with the optics of victory: the red carpet, the…
Ukraine On My Mind Olga Lautman Jan 2, 2025 While the world celebrated the holidays, Ukraine continued to endure unrelenting bombardment, a stark reminder of the ongoing horrors inflicted by Russia’s war of aggression and genocide. As we enter the…
By Andrew Chakhoyan New York Post When 100,000 Russian troops stormed into Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the world rushed to pin it all on one man: Vladimir Putin. We labeled him the villain, the dictator, the madman. A year…
As Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepares for possible negotiations, friends and neighbours should be gearing up for industrial warfare Peter Pomerantsev The Guardian Whenever I come to Ukraine, I find words that have lost their essence elsewhere swell again with meaning. The…
24 December 2024 This is the sound of light. This is the sound of a miracle. This is the sound of life. This is the sound of Christmas. Our “Shchedryk.” Our Leontovych. Our history, which carries especially profound symbolism in…
On January 1, Ukraine can sever one of its last remaining ties with Russia if it ignores a last-minute campaign by Moscow’s friends in the West. By Sergiy Makogon, Aura Sabadus, and Benjamin Schmitt December 19, 2024. CEPA Over…
While most boxers stick to skipping rope and sparring, the heavyweight champion casually holds his breath for 4 minutes and 40 seconds—between winning multimillion-dollar fights and rethinking what it takes to be a true champion. Yevheniia Martyniuk December 24, 2024…
THE TIMES Is Russia winning the war? ‘Meat grinder’ leaves Ukraine on brink Western allies have provided Storm Shadow missiles in a bid to stem the advance that has left Ukraine at its most vulnerable since the start of the…
Askold Lozynskyj Russian strongman Vladimir Putin has made much of Russian Orthodoxy as a moral paragon, while intentionally omitting in his alternative history that Christianity came to Russia from Kyiv and that the Muscovy Patriarchate was established at gunpoint…
And Biden has mere weeks to give the Ukrainians the resources they need to fight. Anne Applebaum November 12, 2024 The Atlantic Russian drone and missile strikes on Ukrainian targets have increased in frequency in the week since…
Putin’s nuclear sabre-rattling has a clear eye on future talks, and an increasingly war-weary Ukraine may be ready to sit down too Mark Urban Saturday November 23 2024, 6.00pm GMT, The Sunday Times It’s felt like a week on the…