
War in Ukraine: What’s Next? A conversation with Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun
It’s been nearly 9 months since Russia launched a full-scale military invasion into Ukraine on February 24, 2022. According to the United Nations, the war

It’s been nearly 9 months since Russia launched a full-scale military invasion into Ukraine on February 24, 2022. According to the United Nations, the war

The Russian war in Ukraine is far from being over, but perhaps it is a natural time to think about what will happen after the

Despite the massive material and military support the West has provided to Ukraine, the impulse to appease the Kremlin lingers, because many Western leaders fear

For the last several months, Western observers have watched Russia systematically destroy Ukrainians’ access to electricity, heating and technology by targeting civilian power and communications

There is a risk that Ukraine’s war effort may be undermined by inadequate external support, leading to excessive reliance on monetary financing, which would drive

Ukraine’s integration into the EU has many powerful advocates from the European Commission President to about 90% of Ukrainian people (Rating Group Ukraine, 2022). Certainly

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By Anastassia Fedyk and David McAdams

The free world – the “West”, but also democracies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America – must prepare for a future without Putin, a future where Russia justly loses its war of choice and aggression.
By Andrew Kosenko & Ilona Sologoub