Tag Archives: ukraine
What surfaced near Kyiv is not an isolated case, but a link in a chain of similar torture sites scattered…
Russia opened November with another combined strike on Ukraine’s energy system. The overnight attack on November 3 combined mass drone…
October ended with figures that put the tempo of the fighting in perspective. Russian forces gained ground, Ukrainian casualties remained…
The American peace initiative is still alive. Both sides of the conflict have voiced some interest in it, but the…
Cracks are spreading through the foundation of the pro-Ukrainian coalition. For four years, the West presented a united front behind…
Ukraine’s leadership is wrestling with a problem that no speech or summit can solve: finding enough soldiers. The issue surfaces…
Kyiv has shown that Washington’s leverage over it is limited, at least for now. As the American peace initiative moves…
The first outlines of a new American peace plan have reached the press, and they show how Washington intends to…
The diplomatic track around the Ukraine conflict has become unusually busy. U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff is touring Europe, and…
With congressional midterms approaching, the White House has sharply stepped up its push for a peace process between Russia and…
