The Hranitne Bridge: ‘It’s Up!…No it’s Not’
Stefan Korshak
The Hranitne Bridge: ‘It’s Up!…No it’s Not’
A successful Ukrainian operation to destroy a Russian bridge last weekend could be a strong indicator of the way we will see the fighting go in coming months.
Sweden’s Archer Artillery System is in Action in Ukraine – Here’s What It Can Do
Kyiv Post
Sweden’s Archer Artillery System is in Action in Ukraine – Here’s What It Can Do
Operated by the 45th Separate Artillery Brigade, the highly-manoeuvrable and rapid firing artillery system is another formidable addition to Ukraine’s arsenal.
Western Media Swallows Kremlin Narrative About Kyiv’s Attacks on Belgorod
Christopher Stewart
Western Media Swallows Kremlin Narrative About Kyiv’s Attacks on Belgorod
A number of Western media outlets are reporting what Moscow wants the world to believe happened in Belgorod over the holiday period, painting a picture that Ukraine has stooped to their level.
Decision on Ukraine’s Accession Expands EU’s Geopolitical Reach
Anna Romandash
Decision on Ukraine’s Accession Expands EU’s Geopolitical Reach
Russia’s war in Ukraine has resulted in a shift in Europe’s foreign policy – a “behind the scenes” analysis of some of the discussions that are shaping those changes.
Perception vs. Reality – Russia Is Losing, Not Winning
Jason Jay Smart
Perception vs. Reality – Russia Is Losing, Not Winning
Despite a disastrous invasion of Ukraine, Russia has continued to use KGB-style ruses to conjure the illusion of success. But the facts show that Russia’s situation is only worsening.
Is Washington DC Warming Back Up to Kyiv? EXCLUSIVE
Jason Jay Smart
Is Washington DC Warming Back Up to Kyiv?
Recent news from the US has not been good for Ukraine. But the tide may be turning as Americans get fed up with Republicans holding back support for Kyiv.
Russia Allegedly Interfered With Ukrainian Fighter Purchase From ‘Other Side of the Planet’
Christopher Stewart
Russia Allegedly Interfered With Ukrainian Fighter Purchase From ‘Other Side of the Planet’
Ukrainian defense industry official accuses Moscow of interfering with negotiated sale, threatening to halt joint projects. Informed speculation suggests deal was for Peruvian MiG-29s.
A Strategy for Sustainable Peace in Europe, Part 3 (concluded) in-depth
Anders Aslund
A Strategy for Sustainable Peace in Europe, Part 3 (concluded)
To protect democracy, Europe and Ukraine, the West must get its act together and that means being clear about its goal and strategy.
Ukraine’s Impending Demographic Crisis
Jason Jay Smart
Ukraine’s Impending Demographic Crisis
Ukraine has an obvious disadvantage against Russia in terms of population. Creating conditions to kill or chase away Ukraine’s military-age demographic appears to be one of Russia’s main goals.
A Strategy for Sustainable Peace in Europe, Part 2 in-depth
Anders Aslund
A Strategy for Sustainable Peace in Europe, Part 2
Looking back in order to better look forward: What Ukraine’s goals are and what’s required from NATO.
A Strategy for Sustainable Peace in Europe, Part 1
Anders Aslund
A Strategy for Sustainable Peace in Europe, Part 1
Looking back in order to better look forward: what the West got wrong about Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Day 661 — Sturm und Drang, Clever Estonians, Missile Records
Stefan Korshak
Day 661 — Sturm und Drang, Clever Estonians, Missile Records
As Ukraine's information landscape buzzed with discussions on the EU, Congress, military funding, and Putin's speech, the war went nowhere, it’s still there, the author writes.