Russian Supremacists on the Loose
Ukrainian soldiers found mass graves, tortured bodies of innocent Ukrainians, and civilians killed execution-style near Kyiv. How can one human being (a Russian) do such a thing to another person (a Ukrainian)?
Ukrainian soldiers found mass graves, tortured bodies of innocent Ukrainians, and civilians killed execution-style near Kyiv. How can one human being (a Russian) do such a thing to another person (a Ukrainian)?
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Danylo Tavrov
In January 2022, many of our distinguished colleagues were asking whether Putin would really invade Ukraine.
By Tania Babina, Anastassia Fedyk, Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Tetyana Balyuk, and James Hodson
Putin escalates when he can, independent of semantics regarding quantity and type of weapons aid.
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Anastassia Fedyk, Tania Babina, Tetyana Balyuk, and James Hodson
On February 24th 2022, Russia started bombing Ukrainian cities at 5 am in the morning. The causalties of Ukrainians have been enormous – already thousands of people in 26 days, and the death toll is growing.
By Iryna Dronova, Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Polina Lishko, Yuri Omelchenko, and Ilona Sologoub
Western media and politicians continue to comment on the Ukraine-Russia “peace talks.” Their remarks can be likened to the commentary on a game of chess with speculation about the next possible move, whilst one opponent is beating up the other with a chessboard.
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Ilona Sologoub
Ukraine is fighting the last anti-colonial war in Europe. If it loses, it will cease to exist and the law of the jungle will be a new global order. Thus, Ukrainians have no choice but to fight. And the world, if it wants to restore a rules-based global order, should help Ukraine win.
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Danylo Tavrov
The West needs to consider its second-best options. Ending the war instantly isn’t possible.
By Anastassia Fedyk, Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Tania Babina, Tetyana Balyuk, and James Hodson
The brutal attack of Putin’s army on Ukraine is escalating as we breathe. Yet, the vital act of breathing has been endangered for millions of people.
By Tetyana Balyuk, Tania Babina, Anastassia Fedyk, and Yuriy Gorodnichenko
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