Famine as a Weapon Against Ukrainians – Under Stalin and Now Putin
Reports suggest that Putin is attempting to follow Stalin’s example of solving his Ukrainian “problem” by starving its people confirming the thesis that 21st century “Ruscism” is as bad as Communism.
Support For Ukraine
A reality “cheque” is needed.
Time for Kyiv to Stop Shunning Belarusian Democratic Movement
Official Kyiv’s incongruously unreceptive attitude towards the Belarusian democratic opposition needs to be changed or explained.
Military Cooperation With Ukraine: Challenges and Solutions
International defense corporations understand that Ukraine’s defensive war opens opportunities for technological and financial growth. This could lead them to rush into Ukraine.
Ukraine's Maidan Revolution
Ten years ago today, young Ukrainians began protests in favor of a European orientation for their country.
Too Good to be True? The Dangers of Re-Telling a Story That May Just be a Tale
Kyiv Post’s correspondent describes the tricky fine line a journalist often has to navigate to get the facts right and avoid being exploited by the people he interviews.
Biden, Gavin, and Kamala
The world worries about America’s upcoming Presidential election between two aging contenders, Biden and Trump.
Bullets Flying in All Directions in Ukrainian Wartime Society
As Ukraine fights an existential war against an invading external enemy, some of its citizens are waging “internal wars” against each other over art and language.
Washington Defeatism: More Drivel From High-Profile US Policy Advisers
Certain well-connected Washington pundits are revealing their true colors. In a screed full of contradictions and errors, Richard Haass and Charles Kupchan continue to advocate for a Russian victory.
What the US Means When It Talks About Strategy
Influential US analysts are preparing the ruling elite with talking points about why Washington needs to attenuate support for Ukraine. But their arguments are short-sighted and disingenuous.
Two Axes of Liberty
Democratic institutions and the freedom they engender are not eternal. The Russo-Ukrainian war is a stark reminder that Europe must become a self-sustaining and self-defending axis of liberty.
Holodomor – 90 Years Ago and Why So Relevant
What happened during the Holodomor is cause for lessons to be learned now.
With Putin’s war of aggression approaching its third anniversary, the financial, technological, and demographic hurdles facing the Russian economy are more severe than is commonly understood.
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