The Russian Federation is now actively preparing for the spring-summer campaign, and we are launching pre-emptive strikes — destroying combat command posts on the ground and burning out advanced UAV bases.
Serhiy Mishchenko goes on evacuation missions every two weeks. Since 2018, he has been doing one of the war’s hardest jobs — accompanying fallen defenders on their final journey.
An interview with artist and participant of the Malta Biennale 2026 Maria Kulikovska about the experience of losing her home, physicality, and rethinking femininity in the modern world.
Russia has effectively ceded the initiative in the Black Sea. They no longer control the situation, even in their own ports.
An interview with criminal lawyer Vitaliy Tytych about the essence of genocide and Ukraine's path to its proof at the international and national levels.
A swift defeat of the Iranian regime and a demonstration of Russia’s inability to aid yet another ally — following the collapse of Bashar Assad and Nicolas Maduro — is in Ukraine’s interest.
The Iranian “trial by fire” is just a demo version of what happens when dictatorships collide with systemic power.
Who really rules Iran now, can the regime radicalise, and how will this situation affect Russia and Ukraine?
Russia is scaling its unmanned systems to the level of a separate branch of service — 165,000 personnel, new regiments in every military district, and fibre-optic drones. We examine how the aggressor is preparing for an offensive campaign.
How can we survive when Russia is increasing pressure and there is no state defence strategy?
"Either we set this framework ourselves, or the enemy does it.”
Sting has fully written the music and lyrics for the musical, and even plays one of the key characters in the latest version of the production.
“Everything Russian is evil.”
About the three groups of factors that have led Russia to defeat in wars over the past two hundred years.