Ukraine - Advancing Science and Freedom During Wartime
The success of Kyiv’s first international astrobiology scientific conference has affirmed the enormous scientific potential and future for Ukraine’s space sciences.
Israel, Ukraine Support
Hardball politics have no place when it comes to security matters such as supporting Israel and Ukraine. These allocations are long-term security commitments, Diane Francis writes.
Ukraine Gets Tough on Moscow Patriarchate
‘Russia’s church’ is about to be banned as art and religion also come into conflict in Ukraine.
A Ukrainian Victory in 100 Days – Why and How
Afraid to poke the bear, Western nations have so far given Ukraine just enough not to lose the war. But a clear, firm and decisive strategy is all that stands between Ukraine and a rapid victory.
How Art Is Strengthening Polish-Ukrainian Bonds
Art could very well be the best vehicle for reshaping Polish-Ukrainian relations. By promoting the art we have in common, the turbulence of centuries settles into the spirit of friendship.
How to Fix the Dysfunctional Humanitarian Aid System
Most international aid workers agree that the system is dysfunctional. But Ukraine, as a newcomer, could set an agenda that might help fix many entrenched problems.
Europe’s Unsavory Relationship with Outlaw Sudanese Militia
Blindsided by PR campaigns and envoy missions, European nations have transferred money and resources to the Sudanese militia despite evidence of war crimes and links to the Russian Wagner Group.
Wartime Ukrainian Football is Having One of Its Most Intriguing Seasons
Nearly two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukrainian football continues to press on with its third season under wartime conditions with some surprising results.
Russia’s Greatest Ally: Disinformed Americans
Kremlin propagandists’ disinformation echoed by far-right US pundits and politicians acting as quasi (unpaid) agents for Russia is turning a sizeable minority of Americans against Ukraine.
Sufficient Aid for Ukraine to Win Will Reduce War’s Total Price Tag
"It is clear that the longer Russia’s war continues, the greater the invaluable human losses will be for Ukraine and the higher the total price tag of this war will be for the West."
Ukraine’s Post-War Recovery: Thoughts Following the Sixth German-Ukrainian Business Forum
The CEO of Ukraine’s Naftogaz, Oleksiy Chernyshov, provides his take on the main issues that were addressed during the sixth German-Ukrainian Economic Forum in Berlin.
A Matter of Trust – Who and What Do Ukrainians Believe in?
As Ukrainians’ optimism conflates with a sense of realism about a drawn-out war, does President Zelensky still have the magic touch?
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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