Parable of Two Men on a Bridge
Another thoughtful contribution from a leading Ukrainian poet and writer.
Reflections on Ukrainian Independence
On August 24, Ukrainians throughout the world will celebrate 32 years of independence. The anniversary – celebrated in the midst of a fight for survival – provides plenty of food for thought.
Prigozhin - How Obvious Was That?
The killing of Prigozhin by the vengeful Kremlin mafia boss was expected sooner rather than later, but what are the implications of this latest manifestation of his ruthlessness.
The Use of Independence Days
As Ukraine celebrates 32 years of independence, this is a good time to ask what we can do with independence days. I suggest that dreams of renewal should be the order of the day.
Is Russia Now Weaponizing Music?
Russia has resorted to a wide range of tactics to keep nations within its orbit. Now it’s taken to using music to win over foreign public support.
Ukraine’s Diplomatic Counteroffensive Against Russia’s Presence Africa
Russia has been taking advantage of anti-colonial sentiment in Africa to gain support in the Global South. Ukraine, with Italy’s help, could present a counterweight.
Stop Listening to ‘Ukraine Experts’ Who Don’t Know Ukrainians
The world is now teeming with so-called Ukraine experts who have no clue about Ukrainians. Their theoretical approach to this war is a recipe for miscalculation, if not disaster.
Taking Freedom to the Moon
The launch by Russia of a spacecraft to the Moon during its ongoing full-scale invasion of Ukraine suggests that the time is ripe to ask: what sort of governance do we want beyond Earth?
Ukraine's Counter-Offensive: Setting Expectations
As Ukrainian forces continue to make slow but sure progress in their counter-offensive, a leading British military specialist places matters in perspective.
Authoritarians of the World Unite!
When Vladimir Putin lauds friendship between Russia and Africa, he speaks directly to those Africans who share in his kleptocratic maxim and soak up the export of corruption.
On the Spot Report and Exclusive Photos from Russian-Targeted Chernihiv
Exclusive on the scene report for Kyiv Post from Chernihiv by a Canadian video journalist. All photos by the author.
Russia Attacks Odesa’s Head, Heart and Belly
Like a spurned lover with gangster ethics, Putin is trying to disfigure the Pearl of the Black Sea, a city he considers his– notwithstanding the fact that she has unequivocally rejected Russian rule.
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.
Oct. 5