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Beyond Bakhmut – Ukraine’s Next Step EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
OPINION: Beyond Bakhmut – Ukraine’s Next Step
The days of waiting for the next Russian assault in Bakhmut may be coming to an end as Ukrainian forces prepare their own counter offensive to drive Putin out of Ukraine.
By Jonathan Sweet, Mark Toth
Apr. 1, 2023
Finding the Individual in War EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
OPINION: Finding the Individual in War
In the maelstrom of the war, with its tendency to engulf, where does the individual find their significance? Can a bit of imagination help us overcome the overwhelming?
By Charles Cockell
Apr. 1, 2023
‘They Should Not Be Underestimated’: A Ukrainian Soldier Describes the Russian Offensive in Donetsk EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
‘They Should Not Be Underestimated’: A Ukrainian Soldier Describes the Russian Offensive in Donetsk
Facing scorched-earth tactics from the Russians and dwindling ammunition, Ukrainian forces try to limit the loss of life and provide help for local civilians, says a serviceman in Kreminna.
By Aleksandra Klitina
Apr. 1, 2023
Partisan Pensioners Versus Russian Tanks: Tales from Bucha One Year Later EXCLUSIVE
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Partisan Pensioners Versus Russian Tanks: Tales from Bucha One Year Later
Bucha, the site of some 1000 murders by Russian forces during its occupation in 2022, was also a site of stiff Ukrainian resistance led by the town’s elderly residents.
By Pete Shmigel
Mar. 31, 2023
The IMF Is Back EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
OPINION: The IMF Is Back
The IMF and Kyiv have reached an agreement for a $15.6 billion plan over four years – despite the ongoing war. What special conditions will Ukraine have to meet to make it happen?
By Serhiy Fursa
Mar. 31, 2023
Corruption or Legal Dysfunction? EXCLUSIVE
Corruption Watch
OPINION: Corruption or Legal Dysfunction?
The logic underlying the various legal systems in democratic countries tends to be similar. Yet Ukraine’s use of necessary anti-corruption organs has this former prosecutor scratching his head.
By Bohdan Vitvitsky
Mar. 31, 2023
On April 1, Russia Becomes President of UN Security Council: 'An April Fool’s Day Joke on the World' EXCLUSIVE
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On April 1, Russia Becomes President of UN Security Council: 'An April Fool’s Day Joke on the World'
Ukrainian government officials and policy experts express disgust at the development and call for reform of the United Nations – including re-evaluating Russia’s UNSC membership.
By Pete Shmigel
Mar. 30, 2023
No Single Child Returned with Russian Agreement - Ukrainian Commissioner for Children's Rights EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
No Single Child Returned with Russian Agreement - Ukrainian Commissioner for Children's Rights
The Presidential Advisor-Commissioner for Children's Rights and Rehabilitation spoke about the crimes committed by Russians against Ukrainian children.
By Maryna Shashkova
Mar. 28, 2023
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Chechen POWs Recall Being Stormed by Ukrainian Troops in Kursk Incursion

Chechen POWs Recall Being Stormed by Ukrainian Troops in Kursk Incursion

‘I’m Back, Mom, Don’t Worry’ – Kyiv Post Behind the Scenes at Latest Prisoner Swap

‘I’m Back, Mom, Don’t Worry’ – Kyiv Post Behind the Scenes at Latest Prisoner Swap

The Russian Apartment Bombings - 25 Years On

OPINION: The Russian Apartment Bombings - 25 Years On

Russia’s Path to Renewed Legitimacy: More Dominoes than Chess EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
OPINION: Russia’s Path to Renewed Legitimacy: More Dominoes than Chess
It is not difficult to see how Russia is trying to exploit American weakness and bring largely ignored countries to its side. A more real-world approach would disrupt Moscow’s plans.
By Irina Tsukerman
Mar. 28, 2023
Phoenix of Ukrainian Culture Rising in London EXCLUSIVE
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OPINION: Phoenix of Ukrainian Culture Rising in London
Prestigious London Galleries will display the works by uniquely individualistic contemporary artists displaying the art of a defiantly independent Ukraine.
By Kostyantyn Doroshenko
Mar. 27, 2023
A ‘Weapon’ on Ukraine’s Frontlines: Emotional Support for Troops EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
A ‘Weapon’ on Ukraine’s Frontlines: Emotional Support for Troops
Capt. Andriy Karachevsky, a leading Ukrainian psychologist, helps soldiers cope with combat. As part of the Views and Voices of Victory series, he spoke with Kyiv Post.
By Pete Shmigel
Mar. 27, 2023
The Ministry of Defense Continues to Buy Food at Excessive Prices – Investigative Journalist EXCLUSIVE
Corruption Watch
The Ministry of Defense Continues to Buy Food at Excessive Prices – Investigative Journalist
The Inside story of how a reporter exposed corruption at the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
By Aleksandra Klitina
Mar. 27, 2023
Does America Really See the War in Ukraine as a Territorial Dispute? EXCLUSIVE
US
OPINION: Does America Really See the War in Ukraine as a Territorial Dispute?
Putin must be rubbing his hands in glee as leading American politicians downplay the seriousness of the war.
By Pawel Markiewicz
Mar. 26, 2023
March 26 - Day of the National Guard of Ukraine: Who are They and What Makes Them Unique EXCLUSIVE
March 26 - Day of the National Guard of Ukraine: Who are They and What Makes Them Unique
Exclusive interview with the spokesperson for the National Guard of Ukraine.
By Daryna Kolomiiets
Mar. 26, 2023
Clearing Ukraine of Leftover Explosives: the Five Pillars of Mine Action EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
Clearing Ukraine of Leftover Explosives: the Five Pillars of Mine Action
Land mines are a growing danger for Ukraine. The way to efficiently clearing them involves: education, victim assistance, advocacy, stockpile reduction and landmine clearance.
By Steve Brown
Mar. 26, 2023
The Tale of How California Startups, Hipsters, and Saudi Shareholders Bankrupted a Large Swiss Bank EXCLUSIVE
Europe
OPINION: The Tale of How California Startups, Hipsters, and Saudi Shareholders Bankrupted a Large Swiss Bank
Regulators in Switzerland worked through the weekend to save the country’s second-largest lender with a $54 billion credit line following California bank failure and government bailout.
By Serhiy Fursa
Mar. 26, 2023