Can Trump’s New Ukraine Diplomacy Work? Interview with Daniel Fried
The Trump administration is reviving its push to end Russia’s war against Ukraine. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have traveled to Moscow and Kyiv,…
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They Rush In to Save Lives. Then Russia Strikes Again
They rush toward burning buildings, search for survivors beneath the rubble and carry the wounded to safety. But for Ukraine’s emergency crews, the first…
Ex-Pentagon Official on Russia’s Shadow War: Hit Back, and Don’t Announce It
A former Pentagon official who ran the Russia and Ukraine portfolio for eight years says the West has been too passive in the face…
A War on Ukraine’s Books: Russia Targets Publishers, Textbooks and Culture
Millions of Ukrainian books have been destroyed as Russia increasingly targets the country’s publishing industry. Printing houses, publishing offices, warehouses and book markets have…
Six-Time CIA Station Chief on What Ratcliff Was Really Doing in Moscow
Ralph Goff, a 35-year CIA veteran and six-time station chief, says John Ratcliffe’s Aug. 25 trip to Moscow may have been less about warning…
A Warning to the Kremlin: Don’t Test Article 5 | Russia Analyst Glen Howard
What sent John Ratcliffe to Moscow on Aug. 25? Veteran Russia analyst Glen Howard, the president of the Saratoga Foundation and the longtime head…
They Lost Their Homes to Russia. An American Built Them a New Village
“I had never been to Ukraine and had no connection with Ukraine before the war.” Then Dell Loy Hansen watched the images of millions…
From Ukraine’s Front Lines to U.S. Wine Shelves: The American Veteran Bringing Ukraine to America
What does Ukrainian wine taste like — and why is an American veteran betting that Americans will love it? Sam Lerman first came to…
SUN, SEA AND MISSILES: How Odesa Lives Through War
Odesa, Ukraine’s historic Black Sea port city, lies less than 200 miles (about 310 kilometers) from Russian-occupied Crimea. Russia regularly targets the city with…
