Ukraine

What the U.S. Can Teach Ukraine About Misplaced Revenge

By Zachary Shore

Portraits of Ukraine's Wartime Mothers

By Yasmeen Serhan

Russia Accused of Trying to ‘Erase’ Ukrainian Identity

By Alex Wickham, Daryna Krasnolutska and Natalia Drozdiak / Bloomberg

How Putin Boosted LGBT Support in Ukraine

By Yasmeen Serhan
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What’s Next for Ukraine? An Expert Weighs In

Here's what we could expect from Ukraine's counter-offensive.

By Tara Law

What Ukraine Needs So Its Air Defenses Don't Run Out

Ukraine’s air defense system may not be able to withhold the threat of Russian warplanes as early as next month.

By Sanya Mansoor

What Russia’s New Conscription Law Says About Its War Strategy

A new law pushed through parliament in Moscow this week would make it more difficult to avoid the biannual draft.

By Chad de Guzman

4 Major Takeaways From the Leaked Pentagon Files

From intelligence on Ukraine's war plans to hacks of Canada’s energy infrastructure, here's what you need to know.

By Simmone Shah

Rescuing Ukraine's Children From Russia

Save Ukraine has brought 95 Ukrainian children home from Russia and Russian-occupied territory, says the NGO's founder, Mykola Kubela.

By Tara Law

Ukraine's Push to Try Putin For War Crimes

As the war drags on and evidence of atrocities mount, Ukraine seeks international justice.

By Simon Shuster/Kyiv

Ukraine Gets Its First Western Heavy Tanks

Ukraine's army received its first batch of German Leopard 2 and British Challenger 2 heavy tanks ahead of a spring offensive.

By Armani Syed

Ukraine Can Only Win if the U.S. Delivers More Weapons Faster

The U.S. has consistently been two to three months behind the Ukrainians in their requests for critical military aid. That must change

By Elliot Ackerman

Ukraine Urges U.N. Meeting on Putin’s Atomic Weapons Plan

NATO called Russia’s nuclear decision “dangerous” and “irresponsible"

By Olesia Safronova and Ros Krasny / Bloomberg

The Correct Conservative Approach to Ukraine Shifts the Focus to China

A conservative approach to U.S. foreign policy means focusing on China

By Elbridge A. Colby and Kevin Roberts

EU to Provide Million Artillery Shells to Ukraine

Ukraine has said it will need 1 million rounds of ammunition this year, and Estonia has estimated that would cost around €4 billion.

By Alberto Nardelli and Natalia Drozdiak / Bloomberg

Ukraine Is Getting MiG-29 Fighter Jets from Poland, Slovakia

Slovakia said Friday it would send 13 warplanes, a day after Poland became the first NATO country to agree to sending jets.

By Sanya Mansoor

What Ammunition Shortages Mean for the War in Ukraine

Ukraine is using far more ammunition than the West produces. Here's why allies are worried.

By Sanya Mansoor

U.K. Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Ukraine in Russian Bond Case

The ruling by Britain’s top court allows Ukraine to stave off any further repayments on a $3 billion bond it alleges Russia strong-armed it into buying and sends the case to trial.

By Jonathan Browning / Bloomberg

Ukrainians Question Navalny's Oscar Win

Politicians, scholars and Twitter users criticized the Academy for feting the Russian opposition leader while allegedly rejecting a message from Zelensky.

By Tara Law

Domestic Violence Is Surging in Ukraine

'He's a hero but this war made him a monster'

By Jessie Williams
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