How damaging could the Ukraine corruption scandal be for Zelensky?
The President’s top aide resigned after mounting pressure at home and abroad
The President’s top aide resigned after mounting pressure at home and abroad
Everything turns on security guarantees, which are so far undefined
More than any conflict in history, the Russia-Ukraine war has been about electricity
As the Kremlin sees it, Russia is winning regardless
Chief among concerns is how the military might react to a bad deal
The President has made himself party to a Faustian bargain
Zelensky will find nothing good in the latest plan
The continent cannot afford to fund Kyiv’s war effort
If a ceasefire is signed, it is far from clear that they will lay down their arms
He is now willing to stake all on victory in the field
Trump is sanctioning Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil
Berlin prosecutors see the operation as an attack on Germany – the Poles see it as an attack on Russia
For his part, Zelensky played his cards very well
Restoring Ukraine’s prewar borders sounds, on the face of it, a just solution to an unjust invasion
Trump’s words on Truth Social describe a very familiar game
The Ukrainian government aims to channel combat-seasoned veterans into regulated security firms
Europeans are being forced to confront their lack of political will for their own security
Europe’s leaders avoided any hint of disappointment or cleavages within the alliance
Diplomacy has stirred, however ineptly
It is, of course, wildly unrealistic to expect Trump and Putin to not mention Ukraine