Ukraine

Zelensky's Push To Win Over Trump

By Simon Shuster

Private Messages of Alleged Trump Gunman in Ukraine

By Simon Shuster

How Ukraine Beat Russia In the Black Sea

By Simon Shuster

Why Ukraine's Surprise Incursion on Russia Should Give Us Hope

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld , William Taylor , James Clapper and Stephen Henriques
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Tension Marked Harris's Ties With Zelensky

The Vice President delivered a painful message to the Ukrainian leader days before the Russian invasion.

By Simon Shuster

Ukraine's Plan to Survive Trump

Frustration with Biden has fueled hopes in Kyiv that Trump could be tougher on Russia

By Simon Shuster

Ukraine Is Worried About J.D. Vance

Trump's running mate stands out among Republicans for his staunch opposition to U.S. support for Ukraine

By Simon Shuster

A Sobering Message On Ukraine From a NATO Head of State

Czech President Petr Pavel Sees No Clear Victory For Ukraine As NATO Allies Gather in Washington

By Simon Shuster

Optimism for Ukraine Sinks Worldwide

Amid fears of a dip in military support from the West, pessimism about the chances of Ukraine successfully repelling Russia have grown

By Yasmeen Serhan

How Zelensky Made Peace With a Top General

Zelensky's feud with his top military commander could have ended far less amicably

By Simon Shuster

Ukraine Races to Guard its Energy System

As winter approaches, Ukrainians brace for yet another Russian attempt to freeze them out.

By Mathias Hammer

How Ukraine is Pioneering New Ways to Prosecute War Crimes

An interview with Ukraine's prosecutor general, Andriy Kostin, on crowd-sourcing war crimes evidence

By Vera Bergengruen

ATACMS, F-16s and Kyiv's Arms Wish list

As Ukraine hopes for ATACMS to bolster its counteroffensive, the coming fight may require other weapons.

By Mathias Hammer

The Back-to-School Horror for Ukraine's Children

Russia's brutal war against Ukraine has impacted millions of people, not least children.

By Beth Van Schaack

Ukraine's Volunteers Are the Unsung Heroes of the War

They often step in and provide equipment and aid when the government is unable to.

By Jake Steckler

Ukraine Fears Russia Mines at Nuke Plant

Danger of radiation release is low but sabotage at Europe's biggest nuclear power plant could be inoperable for years.

By Simon Shuster

Ukraine Calls Russian Bluff on Grain Blockade

Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba tells TIME Kyiv is "ready to test" Moscow's threats to grain shipments

By Simon Shuster and Sam Jacobs

Congress Is Grappling With the Wrong Questions on Ukraine

The U.S. Congress is willing debate the kinds of weapons used in Ukraine but not how the war should end

By Elizabeth Beavers and Samuel Moyn

How We Can Help Ukraine While Genuinely Prioritizing Asia

The U.S. must focus its military and strategic forces on Asia, but it can't give up on Ukraine

By Elbridge A. Colby

Seoul Ships Arms to Poland as Ukraine Enlists Support From Asia

South Korean government policy prohibits lethal aid to countries at war and Ukraine’s envoy to Seoul says it’s time for a change, adding there’s a lot in its arsenal that could help Kyiv.

By Sangmi Cha / Bloomberg
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