The Past Doesn’t Define Today: Removing Communist Symbol from Kyiv’s Motherland Statue
The events of World War II certainly have an important impact on Ukrainian history, but it is what is happening now that will determine the future of the nation.
Ukrainian Journalism Versus Russian Imperialism – Then, Now and Tomorrow (Part 3, Conclusion)
Kyiv Post’s Chief Editor reflects on how the media landscape has evolved and the challenges facing Ukrainian journalism in the past, now and in the near future.
Israel: A Trap and No Endgame
Ukraine’s refugees are sheltered in Europe, and the country will eventually join the European Union. By contrast, Israel’s government has no end game, Diane Francis writes.
Hroza – Ukrainian Strength Prevails
"The heartache and loss the residents deal with daily is still clearly visible."
Elon Musk, Hypocrisy and Verifying the Iranian Supreme Leader
The X social media site granted Iran’s Supreme Leader the gray checkmark, supposedly signifying the veracity of its posts in spite of its links to the Hamas attacks on Israel.
‘Hello, Weapons’
As decades of relative peace have given way to radicalism on both sides of the Atlantic, democratic nations that choose shame over war now risk getting both.
Ode to a Slag Heap: Filmmaker Oleh Sentsov Amid the Ruins
The struggle to seize the pile of waste in the wasteland that was the town of Avdiivka could be the latest project for one of Ukraine’s best-known filmmakers. Instead he is fighting in the trenches.
How Ukraine Is Becoming the World’s Number One Digital Government
Despite the war still raging – and in many respects because of it – Ukraine is poised to lead the world in digitalization efforts, becoming a high-tech giant.
Vladimir Putin’s Worldwide Distraction Tour
"Putin, faced with a badly faltering ‘special military operation,' was badly in need of a major distraction for two primary reasons," write analysts Jonathan Sweet and Mark Toth.
Historical Memory or Manipulated Historical Illiteracy?
The issue of the Galicia Division, which fought in German uniforms against the Soviets, has long been officially closed in the UK and Canada. Yet insinuations of guilt by association persist.
Send JASSMs Air-Launch Cruise Missiles to Ukraine
The author, a renowned aerospace and nuclear engineer, believes it would just take few JASSMs to destroy the Kerch Strait Bridge and isolate the Crimea Peninsula.
Putin’s Strategic Mistake: Adverse Effects of the Russia-North Korea Summit
While in the short term, Russia’s ability to get arms from North Korea may prove advantageous, it will ultimately seal the disaster toward which Putin is headed as he cozies up to a pariah state.
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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