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…
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What the Graham Sanctions Bill Could Actually Do to Russia
“I think Ukraine’s doing an excellent job right now of putting economic pressure on Russia in ways that sanctions probably never will.” The Graham…
Kurt Volker: NATO Should Shoot Down Russian Missiles Over Ukraine That Threaten Its Territory
The warnings that Russia might test a limited incursion into NATO territory in the near future are “probably planted there for us by the…
What a Dutch Medical Trainee Learned Inside a Ukrainian Military Hospital
Doctors at a military hospital in Kharkiv perform at least 50 complex surgeries every day. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion, the hospital has become one…
The Unexpected Therapy Helping Ukraine’s Wounded Soldiers Recover
Stuffed animals are helping Ukrainian soldiers recover from PTSD, phantom limb pain, and the trauma of Russian captivity. Originally developed in Israel for children,…
The Unexpected Therapy Helping Ukraine’s Wounded Soldiers Recover
Stuffed animals are helping Ukrainian soldiers recover from PTSD, phantom limb pain, and the trauma of Russian captivity. Originally developed in Israel for children,…
From Iran to Ukraine: Why Patriot Missiles Are in Short Supply | Jim Townsend
“When it came time to take on the Iranians, we weren’t ready.” America spent decades preparing for wars expected to be short, fast and…
Ukraine, Trump and the Midterms: What the Polls Actually Show
Nearly 70% of Americans support continuing Ukraine’s fight to secure a peace agreement that can survive — rather than rushing into a deal that…
The AI ‘Bigger Is Better’ Race May Hit a Dead End | Futurist Richard Yonck
The AI industry’s race to build ever-bigger models is heading toward a dead end, futurist Richard Yonck says. Nearly a decade ago, in “Heart…
