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Pope Francis and his complicated legacy in Ukraine

Pope Francis is largely remembered throughout the world for his positive legacy. However, things are a bit more complex in Ukraine. While the former leader of the Vatican sent humanitarian aid to the country, his actions regarding Russia often led to disappointment.

May 16, 2025 - Mark Temnycky

Why Russia’s military moves in 2025 show it is not ready to stop

Despite periodic ceasefire declarations, the Kremlin’s military strategy in 2025 shows no intention of negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine. On the contrary, rapid troop mobilization, ramped-up military spending, and increasing missile and drone production indicate that the Kremlin wants to continue its offensive to maximize territorial gains this year. The West must plan its actions accordingly and avoid prematurely assuming that peace is on the horizon.

May 14, 2025 - Maksym Beznosiuk

Russia is stealing Ukrainian grain. It wants to do so without any restrictions

Interview with Kateryna Yaresko, a journalist with the Myrotvorets Center and the head of the Business Journalism and Digital Media Department at the National University of Economics in Kharkiv. Interviewer: Kateryna Pryshchepa.

May 12, 2025 - Kateryna Pryshchepa Kateryna Yaresko

“Russia has lost sensitivity to death. Death validates it now”

Interview with Andrey Makarychev on Putin’s fetish for May 9th, the death cult of Homo Putinus, and how Russia became a retro-state. Interviewer Vazha Tavberidze.

May 9, 2025 - Andrey Makarychev Vazha Tavberidze

American-Russian rapprochement as a threat to Europe

Europe now finds itself in a position that would have been unthinkable a few years ago. As Washington and Moscow continue discussions on issues such as Ukraine, the continent must stress to its traditional ally the need for mutual security.

April 15, 2025 - Valerii Pekar

The death of frozen conflicts: why Ukraine must win

The creation of frozen conflicts has remained a long-standing part of Russian foreign policy. This approach, however, has been finally challenged in Ukraine. Only Kyiv’s victory can end this Kremlin strategy once and for all.

April 11, 2025 - Khusanboy Kotibjonov

“All wars come at the expense of human life. No one thinks about the little man”

Interview with Polina Zherebtsova, a Chechen Russian writer and human rights activist. Interviewer: Karolina Zub-Lewińska.

April 7, 2025 - Karolina Zub-Lewińska Polina Zherebtsova

The dark heart of Russia’s faith: a review of Lucy Ash’s The Baton and the Cross

The Russian Orthodox Church has played a key role in justifying Moscow’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. Its close links with the state have a long history, with Lucy Ash’s latest book exposing a relationship that now holds up the Kremlin’s ultra-conservative ideology.

April 2, 2025 - Aleksander Palikot

Evangelical charities assisting civilian evacuations in Pokrovsk

Communities on the front line in Ukraine continue to be supported by a variety of aid services. Among these are the White Angels, a team that help vulnerable people in the areas evacuate from the fighting. Over the past few years, the team has developed a strong working relationship with various Evangelical groups.

April 1, 2025 - Kateryna Pryshchepa

Why Trump is wrong on Ukraine

Trump’s naive statements about Ukraine over the past month have shaken the core of western defence structures. America must now decide whether or not it still wishes to maintain its core values or support a world in which might makes right.

March 28, 2025 - Joshua Kroeker

Ukraine as ground zero for a new European security challenge

Russia’s alliance with other authoritarian regimes has grown to the extent that it is now attempting to challenge the current world order. This is seen most clearly in the battlefields of Ukraine, where technological cooperation has produced new weapons like the Oreshnik missile.

March 27, 2025 - Maryna Venneri

“War is always somewhere around”: a review of Jen Stout’s Night Train to Odesa

International coverage of Ukraine has often focused on high politics, with little in the way of discussion about its society. Despite this, Jen Stout’s recent work has challenged this issue in a creative way. Bringing to life the experiences of Ukrainians across the country, the journalist sheds light on the emotional toll of the ongoing war.

March 21, 2025 - Nicole Yurcaba

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