Strategic Partnership: Ukraine Received Long-Range Storm Shadow Missiles From the UK
The UK provided Ukraine with long-range Storm Shadow missiles, making it a historic event. The UK was the first country to provide Ukraine with such long-range weapons.
Spring is here for Izium: Its Blue-and-Yellow Journey to Revival
The liberated Eastern Ukrainian city of Izium is getting a second wind – rebuilding in the warm season, amid siren warnings, with hope for the future inspired by art and a strong sense of unity.
War Films vs. War Reality
How some makers of films about war have become actors in the real war Russia is waging against Ukraine.
Kaliningrad, Königsberg or Królewiec? Putin’s Distorted Definition of the Russian Motherland
Putin is being reminded that irredentism works both ways.
The Fuss Over Chips
‘China must dump Russia if it ever wants to prosper again and must stop yammering on about invading peaceful neighbors just because they have developed better technologies.’
Missiles Over Kyiv
Kyiv’s self-defense forces must render the Russian self-image as masters of violence against ‘cowering Ukrainian civilians’ as nonsensical by stopping the Kremlin’s attacks and defeating Russia.
Why Ukraine Needs a New Court Protect Investor's Money
“The main task now is to minimize the impact of negative factors, which are primarily of a legal, political, social and economic nature.”
Russian Museum Piece Tanks Spotted in Ukraine – How Long Will They Survive?
Two months after T-54/55 tanks were seen being taken out of storage, they have been spotted in Ukraine’s Zaporizhia region, indicating they are already being prepared to take part in hostilities.
Poison, Putsch, or Prigozhin?
In Moscow’s can of vipers, survival of the strongest is at stake.
Why Is Zelensky Snubbing the Belarusian Opposition Despite Its Support for Ukraine?
Relations between the Ukrainian President and the Belarusian opposition in exile have been chilly, notwithstanding the fact that they are both ostensibly allies.
Bakhmut Rising
Is the ongoing battle for Bakhmut, to quote Churchill, the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning?
Trying to Respond Christ-like to Putin
When you spend too much time reveling in the enemy’s death and then dealing with the inevitable hangover, it can help to fall back on ancient wisdom and practices.
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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