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U.S., European officials broach topic of peace negotiations with Ukraine, sources say

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​nbc news​​​ By Courtney Kube, Carol E. Lee and Kristen Welker WASHINGTON — U.S. and European officials have begun quietly talking to the Ukrainian government about what possible peace negotiations →

What History, China, and Culture Tell Us About Ending the Ukraine War

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​national interest​​​ by Symington W. Smith Historically positioned as a bridge between Eastern and Western Europe, Ukraine has repeatedly been trapped in geopolitical power struggles. Russia’s 2014 →

Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Is More Successful Than You Think

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​foreign policy​​​ By Oz Katerji Recent coverage of the war in Ukraine in the Western media has focused heavily on Kyiv’s land offensive, especially attempts to push toward the Black Sea coast. Much →

Battle for Avdiivka could decide the Ukraine war

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​asia times​​​ by Stephen Bryen While the world is focused on Israel and the Gaza war, the war in Ukraine grinds on. Russian leader Vladimir Putin gave a brief press conference during his China trip →

European Parliament approves €50 billion proposed financial support for Ukraine

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​brussels times​​​ The European Parliament on Tuesday approved a proposal for a €50 billion support facility for the recovery, reconstruction and modernisation of Ukraine from 2024. Supported by a →

Ukraine’s Battle for Survival: A Report From the Front Line In Zaporizhzhia

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​national interest​​​ by Melinda Haring Each time we hop in the grey SUV in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, the French battle cry “Les Marseillais” blasts from the radio. Michael Sushko, an advisor to the →

Ukraine and NATO need a Russia deal now, not later

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​asia times​​​ by Stephen Bryen Should the Ukraine war stretch much farther into the future, the dynamics of any settlement – if there is a settlement – will be much different than if a settlement →

Hubris’ Downfall: The Hard Road Ahead for the Russia-Ukraine War

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​national interest​​​ by Robert David English The wages of hubris are dear. Four months into Ukraine’s vaunted counteroffensive—which, at a massive cost in men and materiel, has made minimal →

House Republican opposition to Ukraine aid grows, threatening funds as war rages

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nbc news​​​​ By Sahil Kapur and Julie Tsirkin WASHINGTON — A growing Republican divide over continuing U.S. aid to Ukraine threatens the prospects of Congress’ passing additional money to help the →

What Does Victory Look Like in Ukraine?

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​foreign policy​​​ By Kathleen J. McInnis Congressional staff delegations are simultaneously incredibly interesting and totally grueling. In order to convince the Ethics Committee that such trips are →

The Devolution of Zelensky

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​american thinker​​​ By Alexander G. Markovsky In April 2019, Ukraine was brimming with optimism as it elected Volodymyr Zelensky, a candidate who promised peace, an end to government corruption, and →

Ukraine war: beware all the talk of ‘breakthroughs’ or ‘gamechangers’ – it’s going to be a long, bloody and costly struggle

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​conversation​​​ From some of the headlines of late, you might be forgiven for assuming that the worst was past for Ukraine’s assault troops. That recent advances by Ukrainian forces constitute →

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