Science, Socialism, and Holodomor – Lessons Not to be Ignored
The catastrophe of the Holodomor harbors deep lessons about science and freedom that conflict with Marxism’s ideas that human history is driven by absolute rules just as physics is.
Sir, Have You No Shame? Responding to an Anti-Ukrainian US Presidential Candidate
Bearing the hallmarks of a twisted ideology more akin to the Kremlin’s playbook, how should one respond to Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s recent Nazi references about Ukraine?
Give Me Courage, Or…
The relationship between Russia and Ukraine is like and abusive marriage. Today, we are at a breaking point where the US must summon the courage to help end the abuse rather than perpetuate it.
Bringing Ukraine into NATO Without Causing World War III
NATO’s policy that Ukraine will be allowed to join the alliance but only once the war with Russia is over is only encouraging Putin to continue the fight - it is time for a change.
Ukraine - Debt Relief Only After Russia Pays First
“I think Western private sector creditors should send a strong signal to our governments - debt relief for Ukraine, yes, but only after immobilised/frozen Russian assets have first been utilised.”
US Policy Toward Russia Should Learn from History
US policy during the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan should guide today’s approach to Russia, making it unequivocally clear what its endgame is – an endgame that should only mean one thing.
Geopolitics Meets Markets
Western business had been misreading Russia under Putin for years, not just in 2021-22, adopting a far too sanguine view of geopolitical risks around Russia, Timothy Ash writes.
Russia’s War on Ukraine Started 10 Years Ago Today
When pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych unleashed his riot squad against the peaceful Maidan protests 10 years ago, the die was cast – Ukrainians would have to fight to rejoin Europe.
Kingdoms of This World
A Polish lawmaker shares his views on the beatification of a Polish family killed by the Nazis in 1944 for hiding Jews in their home, and its relevance for Ukraine today.
Russian Soldiers Fighting in Avdiivka Seek a Way Out as POWs
As fighting around Avdiivka continues, transportation away from the front line is ongoing for internally displaced Ukrainian residents, abandoned and orphaned animals, and Russian prisoners of war.
“Glory to Ukraine,” Statue Dedicated to Someone Executed for His Love of Ukraine
In March a video went viral which showed a Ukrainian man in military uniform, later named as Oleksandr Matsievskiy, declaring "Glory to Ukraine" before being executed by Russian soldiers.
Ukraine and Romania: Towards a Strategic Partnership
From border control and security to infrastructure development and business ties, Kyiv and Bucharest continue cementing their bilateral neighborly relationship.
At close to 112 against the US dollar, the ruble is now at its weakest level since the panic which set in after the “surprise” full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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