Why a US-Ukraine Resources Deal Makes Sense for Ukraine EXCLUSIVE
Kurt Volker
Why a US-Ukraine Resources Deal Makes Sense for Ukraine
Here’s why President Trump’s proposed resources deal should be taken seriously.
Where Is Trump Leading Us in His Courtship of Russia?
Alexander Vindman
Where Is Trump Leading Us in His Courtship of Russia?
The state-of-play going into the current US-Russia peace talks to end the Russia-Ukraine War.
A Critical Moment for Europe EXCLUSIVE
Iuliia Mendel
A Critical Moment for Europe
Will Europe remain “relevant” on the world scene? Or will it succumb to the division and passivity that appears to be leading it deeper into irrelevance?
Should China, Brazil, UN Be Part of Post-War Peacekeeping Force in Ukraine?
Steve Brown
Should China, Brazil, UN Be Part of Post-War Peacekeeping Force in Ukraine?
As the talks to end Russia’s war in Ukraine gather momentum, there is a consensus that “peacekeepers” will be needed to monitor the cessation of hostilities. But what form should the mission take?
How the ‘Grown-Ups’ in the White House Can Win World War IV EXCLUSIVE
Andrei Piontkovsky
How the ‘Grown-Ups’ in the White House Can Win World War IV
Everyone in the world is trying to figure out how to turn the Trump presidency to their advantage. Here is a win-win scenario for the US and Ukraine.
Germany – ‘Never Again!’ Becomes ‘Never Again Ignore!’ in Ukraine’s Case EXCLUSIVE
Monika Jung-Mounib
Germany – ‘Never Again!’ Becomes ‘Never Again Ignore!’ in Ukraine’s Case
How Germany can prepare for a new role to replace the United States as Ukraine’s backer.
How AI Is Changing and Jeopardizing Narratives about Ukraine EXCLUSIVE
Iuliia Mendel
How AI Is Changing and Jeopardizing Narratives about Ukraine
Ukraine has been exposed to the realities and risks of AI and it’s time to consider the implications. Without a concerted effort, Ukraine risks losing the battle for people’s hearts and minds.
It’s Time for Trump to ‘Super Size’ Ukraine EXCLUSIVE
Jonathan Sweet
It’s Time for Trump to ‘Super Size’ Ukraine
Donald Trump gets sworn in for his second term today and inherits Russia’s war against Ukraine. He needs to have a plan to end it. What should the new administration do?
The Art (and Pitfalls) of a Ukraine Deal EXCLUSIVE
Lord Ashcroft
The Art (and Pitfalls) of a Ukraine Deal
Talks between the US and Russia have begun. But excluding Ukraine at any stage does not bode well for the security guarantees necessary to prevent Russian aggression in the future.
Urgent: Strengthen European Defense Capabilities Now! EXCLUSIVE
Hans Petter Midttun
Urgent: Strengthen European Defense Capabilities Now!
A changed Washington is firing warning shots at Europe. The survival of the EU and NATO will depend on how Europeans respond and adapt.
Rubio’s Latest Comments on Ukraine Beg Important Questions EXCLUSIVE
Irene Jarosewich
Rubio’s Latest Comments on Ukraine Beg Important Questions
The new US Secretary of State has expressed some worrying positions in an interview – as if preparing the ground to let Putin keep what he has stolen thus far.
2024 Year-End Thoughts From Our Regular Contributors EXCLUSIVE
Kyiv Post
2024 Year-End Thoughts From Our Regular Contributors
Some of our authors reflect on what 2024 brought and the challenges ahead in 2025.
If Europe Wants Fewer Refugees, It Needs to Do More. Not Less EXCLUSIVE
Hans Petter Midttun
If Europe Wants Fewer Refugees, It Needs to Do More. Not Less
What are Ukrainian refugees today may be Estonian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Polish, and Finnish refugees tomorrow. Europe is now addressing the symptom, not the cause.
Making The World Safe For Autocracy EXCLUSIVE
Rogier Ormeling
Making The World Safe For Autocracy
Propaganda assets like Tucker Carlson are useful in ways the KGB barely could have dreamed of during the Cold War.
Environment: No Longer a Silent Victim — Ukraine Leads the Charge in Prosecuting Environmental War Crimes EXCLUSIVE
Andriy Kostin
Environment: No Longer a Silent Victim — Ukraine Leads the Charge in Prosecuting Environmental War Crimes
Thanks to Ukraine's proactive stance and the commitment of our international partners, the environment, once a silent casualty of war, now has a voice that resonates globally.
European Commission Ukraine Report: Reflections From the Country’s Primary Energy Firm EXCLUSIVE
Oleksiy Chernyshov
European Commission Ukraine Report: Reflections From the Country’s Primary Energy Firm
Ukraine has entered heating season 2023-24 better prepared, with improved air defenses and reinforced energy site security, while satisfying crucial milestones in its European integration efforts.
Impressions from Davos EXCLUSIVE
Anders Aslund
Impressions from Davos
Key takeaways from the 2025 Davos World Economic Forum courtesy of renowned Swedish economic and political analyst Anders Aslund.
Ukraine: Experts on Ukraine’s Economic and Business Realities and Prospects EXCLUSIVE
Kyiv Post
Ukraine: Experts on Ukraine’s Economic and Business Realities and Prospects
Three eminent experts on business and economic matters share their views about 2024 and the prospects for 2025.
Dark Clouds or Silver Linings? What the Experts Say at the End of 2024. EXCLUSIVE
Kyiv Post
Dark Clouds or Silver Linings? What the Experts Say at the End of 2024.
Ukraine’s former UK Ambassador Vadym Prystaiko, Atlantic Council Editor Peter Dickinson and British businessman, author and philanthropist, Lord Ashcroft, assess Ukraine’s situation on the eve of 2025
Biden’s Evergreen Fear of Putin EXCLUSIVE
Jonathan Sweet
Biden’s Evergreen Fear of Putin
Despite the good news that US President Joe Biden has authorized long-range missile strikes with US weapons, closer inspection reveals continued restrictions reflecting weakness Russia will exploit.