Last Hope for Ukrainian Orphans
Because of the war, more than 300 Ukrainian orphans slated to be adopted by American families are now in a bureaucratic limbo. The solution to this tragic problem is very easy.
Revitalizing Ukraine's Economy: Reconstruction And Industry Support Programs
As reconstruction looms, a more modern, strategic and stable approach to support programs is needed to finally build a successful market economy and avoid the mistakes of the past.
Credibility of US Foreign Policy at Stake
At this critical moment, now is not the time for the US to sell out Ukraine and effectively capitulate on the world stage.
Hubris to Humiliation
This latest war in Gaza once more rips the scab off the biggest problem in the Middle East which is what to do about the Palestinians and their disenfranchisement
‘And the Whole Country Fell into Darkness,’ – Anniversary of 1st Russian Mass Shelling and What's Next
Russia started bombarding Ukraine with missiles on Oct. 10, 2022, hoping its population would capitulate. But Ukrainians' resolve will not weaken any more this winter than the last one.
Iran Is Already the Winner of Fighting Between Israel and Hamas
As if being an essential Russian ally in Moscow’s war against Ukraine weren’t enough, Iran can now boast of its indirect impact on the bloodiest attack against Israel in the past 50 years.
Reagan Must Be Spinning in His Grave
The Republican Party in the US is no longer recognizable. Once a home for Reaganites who saw America as the leader of the free world, it is now a gang of frightened sycophants beholden to Trump.
Deserting the Walls of World Freedom
Lawmakers who would cut and run on Ukraine are unworthy of office
The Resurgence of Ukraine’s Domestic Politics: Causes and Scenarios
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s domestic politics have become virtually non-existent, at least not in their previous guise. Gradually, they are coming back.
Supporting Israel, Some US Lawmakers Deny the Same Rights for Ukraine
The hypocrisy of far-right Republican lawmakers who support Israel’s right to defend itself while blocking support for Ukraine
The Central Europe Paradox: Wavering on the EU’s Eastern Edge
Ukraine’s neighbors to the west seem increasingly ambivalent in their support. All sides should take heed of this development – because Russia certainly does.
Navigating the Shifting Sands: A Ukrainian Refugee's Tale from Amsterdam
The experience of one Ukrainian refugee woman and single mother trying to build a new temporary life in the Netherlands
At close to 112 against the US dollar, the ruble is now at its weakest level since the panic which set in after the “surprise” full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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