What Tucker Carlson should have asked Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin relished being interviewed by American journalist Tucker Carlson, who doesn’t seem to know much about Russia, Ukraine or…
Zelensky has sacked a Ukrainian hero
If you have to ask Ukrainians to name the biggest hero of the past two years, most would probably say…
Who is persecuting Ukraine’s journalists?
Investigative journalism has often been deadly for the careers of corrupt politicians in Ukraine, with stories leading to resignations and…
What Britain’s defence deal with Ukraine means for the war
In his surprise visit to Kyiv, Rishi Sunak had two pieces of good news for Ukrainians: another £2.5 billion in…
What will it take to stop Putin?
I feel sorry for Volodymyr Zelensky. It’s devastating watching him travelling all around the world, struggling to convince even his…
Russia’s plan to freeze Ukraine
Winter hasn’t officially started, but Ukraine is already covered in snow. As temperatures dip a few degrees below zero, the…
Zelensky must be honest about the state of the war
‘Happy New Year! The year of our victory!’ said Volodymyr Zelensky on 1 January. After the liberation of the Kharkiv…
Zelensky’s new rival
The debate over the necessity of Ukraine’s presidential elections is creating chaos in a nation at war. The ceasefire among…
Will the new US Speaker spell trouble for aid to Ukraine?
For the past few weeks, the US House Speaker’s chair has sat empty. Kevin McCarthy was ousted from the position…
Is Russia’s latest offensive faltering?
Russia’s latest offensive has exacted a heavy toll on its forces. They have lost 127 tanks, 239 armoured personnel vehicles…
Russia is trying to break through Ukraine’s front line before winter
Ukraine is on fire. Russian forces have launched an offensive across the entire front line in their final push before…
Should Ukraine hold a general election next year?
Should Ukraine hold a general election next year?
Can Poland and Ukraine end their grain spat?
Poland has said it will no longer supply Ukraine with weapons, that it may cut aid to refugees and that…
Ukrainian pupils face an impossible dilemma
Today, almost five million Ukrainian pupils have gone to school – in person or remotely. Most didn’t have festive assemblies…
Meet the soldiers clearing mines for Ukraine’s counteroffensive
Nearly three months into their counteroffensive, the Ukrainian army has finally found a way to breach the first line of…
Ukraine’s real killing fields: An investigation into the war’s first aid crisis
An investigation into the war’s first aid crisis
Inside Ukraine’s drone army
Inside Ukraine’s drone army
Why was a Ukrainian fencer punished for not shaking a Russian’s hand?
Must politics stay separate from sport? Ukrainian fencer Olha Kharlan has been disqualified from the World Fencing Championships in Milan…
Targeting Odesa marks a new turn in the war
The world is waking up to pictures of fresh destruction in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa, which has been…
This week’s Nato summit will embolden Putin
The Nato summit in Vilnius has not helped Ukraine. Rather than facilitating the country’s swift accession into Nato, the alliance…
Exiled Belarusian opposition calls for army to rise against Moscow
With Vladimir Putin facing armed insurrection from Prigozhin’s Wagner Group, the exiled opposition in Belarus has called for its military…
Russia’s nuclear blackmail
‘Dear Ukrainians! And all people of the world: everyone! I emphasise this,’ Volodymyr Zelensky said in a televised speech yesterday. Russia, he…
Russia destroys key Ukrainian dam as counter-offensive begins
Hours after the Ukrainian army finally launched its long-awaited counter-offensive, Russia has hit back. Early this morning, Russian forces blew…
Ukrainians are worried about the state of their bomb shelters
Russia fired more than 576 missiles and drones against Ukraine last month; Kyiv was shelled two days in three. Ukrainian…
