No World Peace Until Russia Pays Severe Consequences
Unless Russia fully acknowledges its crimes and is obliged to rectify them, we will only be preparing the ground for future atrocities.
A Question of Justice and Vigilance
Some Ukrainian refugees who still retain pro-Russian or, at least, anti-Kyiv sentiments, are causing nerves to jangle.
‘Confidence in Our Armed Forces Outweighs Any Fear’
What Ukrainians are saying about the fierce fighting escalation in the east of Ukraine.
‘Slava Ukraini - Viva Venezuela Libre’
“I remember in 2014 we were facing the same brutal repression from the authoritarian and anti-democratic regimes that held us down.”
Shaping Victory Out of Ruins: The Story of Ukraine’s Future (Part 2)
When the war is over, Ukraine must assert its identity to the world. It’s time to consider what exactly our country needs to address and how.
Putin Losing Battle with Reality Once Again
Putin and the Kremlin elite are out of touch with reality in broad terms, which they fail to see or merely ignore.
A Year of War in Odesa
Under bombs and amid threats of invasion, the historically Russophile city on the Black Sea has made its loyalties perfectly clear.
Bakhmut and Soledar: a Perfect Storm Could Be Gathering
Time is of the essence, as Putin prepares to mobilize another 500,000 soldiers, in addition to the 300,000 called up in October.
My Mom and I Speak the Same Language Now – Ukrainian
How Those who Became Russian Speakers Because of Moscow’s Policies of Russification are Reverting to Ukrainian.
United We Stand. Divided We Fall.
Kyiv Post’s values are unwavering in their support for Ukraine. We will not allow disruptors to hinder our mission.
Victory Out of Ruins: Shaping Ukraine’s Future (Part 1)
Whether Ukraine prevails in several months or several years, we must start thinking about and planning the post-war reconstruction and state building now.
Should NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg be Nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize?
Flirting with dictatorships does not stop wars, and nominating the NATO chief for the Nobel Peace Prize in wartime is inappropriate – his caution and hesitancy towards Russia has not worked.
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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