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Ukraine could potentially lose the war with Russia. Ukrainians could then be forced to join Russia in attacking Poland. Provocative? Fatalistic? How should we prepare for the worst-case scenario?
Jan. 28
Ukrainian scientist Volodymyr Vernadsky was ahead of his time. His encyclopedic knowledge led him to posit a view of matter and the Earth as uniquely alive, with humanity as a guiding force.
Jan. 28
War in Ukraine
Eight Shahed-type explosive drones, two Iskander missiles and three S-300 missiles were launched in the attacks, four of which were shot down.
Jan. 28
Finland
Helsinki has accused Moscow of pushing an influx of migrants in a hybrid attack to destabilise it, and Finland closed the eastern border in November.
Jan. 28
US
Away from the battlefield, the shifting sands of US domestic politics, combined with a confident Russia, make it vital to build an effective US-Ukraine partnership to ensure international security.
Jan. 28
US
A bipartisan deal tying aid for Kyiv, a Biden priority, with money for border security, as Republicans have demanded, had seemed in the cards just days ago.
Jan. 28
Ukraine
To better understand the guidelines of the Italian government plan, Kyiv Post interviewed architect Stefano Boeri, president of the Milan Triennale.
Jan. 28
Russia
HUR Chief Kyrylo Budanov has questioned the evidence provided by Moscow so far, but also conceded that “neither side can fully answer what happened there.”
Jan. 28
Economy
Ukraine has produced numerous startups, and some of them have grown globally and become household names in the tech world as they embark on a journey to capture overseas markets.
Jan. 28
Ukraine
According to Ukraine’s prosecutor general, the stolen funds have been seized and will be returned to the defence budget.
Jan. 28
Ukraine
About a constitutional tradition designed to safeguard democracy and sovereignty with immediate relevance for today, and not only for the US.
Jan. 28
Russia
The Kremlin has been accused of manipulating its Second World War history to justify the offensive against Ukraine and a repressive turn at home.
Jan. 27
Serhiy Kolyada on how Lavrov last week at the UN once again did what rasshists call " hanging noodles on someone's ears" - that is deceived the Secretary General, cheaply led him on
Jan. 27
France
Russia published a list of supposed “French mercenaries” who were killed in a strike on Kharkiv, but all evidence suggested otherwise – including someone who knew them all.
Jan. 27
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Three years ago, Natalia Hrabarchuk was a preschool teacher but on the morning of Sunday, Nov. 17 she took out a Kh-101 missile with an “Igla” MANPADS missile.
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