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.
Chornobyl Tragedy: Even After 38 Years World Tolerates USSR’s Reincarnation – Putin’s Russia
A very personal text about the experiences of those who were directly affected by it, as well as about why the Chornobyl tragedy taught mankind nothing.
Ukraine - Am I In a Parallel Universe?
Just reflecting on two conversations coming out the IMF meetings over the past week around Ukraine.
The New Mobilization Law. How and Why It Will Help the Army
The long-awaited law on mobilization will take effect in May. Despite criticism of some specific points, most agree that it is a necessary step toward mobilizing all of Ukraine.
How Ukraine Wins
It took far too long, but House Speaker Mike Johnson showed true leadership in bringing Ukraine aid to a vote. Now the Biden administration must ensure Ukrainian victory.
Now is the Time to Intensify the Battle for Democracy
The good news from the US should be the stimulus for energizing joint efforts within the democratic world to stand up to Russia and the dangerous tyranny and chauvinism it represents.
US Shows Europe How to Deal With Russian State Assets
Washington is poised to confiscate frozen Russian assets in the US. This is the right action to take, and now the EU, which holds the lion’s share of Moscow’s frozen assets, must follow suit.
Ukraine - Johnson Finds His Balls
Great news that Speaker Johnson finally found his balls and did the right thing by putting the Ukraine support bill to the House - which duly backed it with a large majority.
Ukraine's Precipice
The $61-billion military aid package from the United States, if passed as expected, will allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to bomb troops and operations behind enemy lines.
In US – No Going Back
What happened on Saturday in the US House is epochal. Due to the fallout from Ukraine’s fight against Russia, we are witnessing a struggle between democracy and autocracy in the US itself.
Should Europe Send Troops to Ukraine?
Now that Macron has broken the taboo on the suggesting the possibility of European troops on the ground in Ukraine, it is time to assess the details of such an ambitious and dangerous scenario.
Making Sense of US Decisions on Where to Provide Missile Defense
While trying to understand why Israel got the help that Ukraine so badly needs but didn’t, it may be necessary to look at the bigger picture.
