Cut Russian Supply Lines to Their Criminal Allies in Africa
Why the West and Ukraine should cut the military support lines from Wagner and others to the Sudanese rebel militia.
Meeting a Guy Named Nick in Kyiv and What it Meant
While internationally Ukraine-fatigue is becoming noticeable, there are foreign volunteers fighting against Russia’s despotism, a reminder to everyone of what is at stake for all of us.
Northern Lights and Russian Missiles: a Glimpse of What Odesa Endures
There’s a new normal in Ukrainian cities. For expats, we can witness the senseless destruction, then leave if we wish. But those with nowhere else to go must learn to live with regular bombardment.
Ukraine’s Tech Sector is Thriving Despite Russia’s Invasion
How Ukraine’s IT sector has adapted to the conditions of war.
Getting History Back to Front in Gaza
Israel’s Ambassador to Ukraine on the historical and legal issue of the Israel-Gaza conflict
Israel's Ayatollahs
Politics are complicated, but Israel’s current catastrophe isn’t just about politics.
Would You Sell Them Out?
If we stop supporting Ukraine, then everything gets worse, all of a sudden, and no one will be talking about “fatigue” because we will all be talking about disaster.
Faith Leaders Highlight Russian Religious Persecution in Occupied Ukraine
Ukrainian religious communities in areas under Russian occupation have faced years of suppression and discrimination, Shelby Magid writes.
Funerals and Weddings, Tears and Joy
The families of fallen soldiers continue to wait for state plans to take shape for a military cemetery, whilst there are new opportunities for soldiers in active service seeking to marry.
Putin Will Win Unless the West Finally Commits to Ukrainian Victory
Ukraine cannot be abandoned at his critical stage of Russia’s war against it.
It's World War III
Russia’s war machine operates in the shadows and is behind most of the world’s strife.
Antisemitism, Russian Disinformation and the West
As Russia falsely accuses the West and Ukraine of inciting antisemitic violence on Russian territory, perhaps it’s time for the West to use its own information operations to set the record straight.
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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