Putin
In his disingenuous effort to appear balanced and maintain dialogue with the Russian Orthodox Church, Pope Francis is again laying blame on the victim – Ukraine.
Sep. 14
Top News
British media reported that Biden, who is wary of provoking a nuclear conflict, was ready to let Ukraine deploy British and French missiles using US technology but not US-made missiles themselves.
Sep. 13
Ukraine
Oleksii Brekht will now lead the company after previous CEO Volodymyr Kudrytskyi was fired ostensibly for poor preparation of energy infrastructure defenses.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
Kyiv Post, together with a US Air Force pilot, examines the strategic bombers that are the same models as those used by Russia to launch missile strikes on Ukraine.
Sep. 13
China
Unnamed European intelligence officials said the drone is designated Garpiya-A1, though details on the drone – including its type and deployments – remain extremely scarce.
Sep. 13
The world in focus, as seen by a Canadian leading global affairs analyst, writer and speaker, in his review of international media.
Sep. 13
Azov
15 servicemen from the “Azov” regiment of the National Guard are returning home after more than two years in Russian captivity. This group is mainly made up of women.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
A controversial film by a director who had worked with Russia’s RT was scheduled to be screened at the festival in Toronto, but after a wave of protests, the organizers suspended the screening.
Sep. 13
US
Polish FM said that Ukraine has the right to use Western weapons to prevent Russian war crimes,” adding: “The victim of aggression has the right to defend itself.”
Sep. 13
Russia
Moscow said the British foreign ministry's Eastern Europe and Central Asia department was coordinating moves aimed at inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
Ukrainian Foreign Minister called the strike “a brazen attack on freedom of navigation and global food security”. The US ambassador to Ukraine condemned the attack and said Russia was responsible.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
The Russians have launched counteroffensive actions, and it's unfolding as part of our Ukrainian plan, Zelensky said during a news conference in Kyiv alongside Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
Kyiv is pushing Washington and London to lift a restriction on firing arms made by those countries, with Putin warning that giving Ukraine the green light would mean NATO was "at war" with Moscow.
Sep. 13
Propaganda
Inside a shattered factory somewhere in the Eastern Donbas region combat zone, a Russian journalist cowers as the growing sound of an approaching drone fills the confined space.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
Putin warns of war with West if long-range missiles are used in Russia; Rome summons Moscow’s ambassador over FSB’s targeting of reporter; US sanctions on Russia have hit IT sector hard, Kyiv says.
Sep. 13
War in Ukraine
The short-range Iranian missiles, with a range of 120 km (75 miles), are unlikely to pose a major threat to Kyiv – but most cities in southern Ukraine would be at risk.
Sep. 12
War in Ukraine
The missiles were reportedly shipped across the Caspian Sea aboard the Port Olya 3, a vessel which had been placed under US sanctions just a day earlier.
Sep. 12
War in Ukraine
Blinken will meet separately in Warsaw with Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Andrzej Duda, bitter rivals on the direction of the European Union member.
Sep. 12
Economy
The current rate of inflation is within Ukraine’s central bank forecast and has been caused by an increase in vegetable prices due to dry weather, higher costs for electricity, labor, and imports.
Sep. 12