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Controversies around the rivalry between Vladimir Zelensky and Valery Zaluzhny continue to increase. According to information given by a source familiar

A Russian attack on NATO is possible, five years from now, maybe eight, says German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius. Moscow is increasingly threatening the Baltic countries and Moldova, and the … Continued

Ukraine is going through a crisis in civil-military relations which will have a tremendous impact on how it goes forward regarding the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The Zelensky government is doubling down its increasing attacks on civilians in Russian-controlled territories as it embraces a far-right ideology as state policy.

A memorial service for fallen soldier and poet Maksym Kryvtsov was held in St Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery on Thursday, 11 January. About a hundred Ukrainians came to honour his memory. A procession then headed to Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square), where the number of people swelled to 1,000, including soldiers and civilians alike.

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Farewell ceremony held for Ukrainian poet who died at the front line.

Readers discuss why the South Korean fantasy of achieving intra-Korean peace through appeasement has been shattered, and parallels between Russia and Israel.

Vinay Jaising says: Capex investments have grown 5.6x in the last decade and now account for 3.3% of the GDP (not including PSU spend or state spend). In absolute terms, we expect over 30% growth YoY in capex expenditure by the government. Rural investments, which were a bit lower in the last two years, should get a fillip as well in both the budgets of at least 10% YoY.

My son will sprout violets, says mother of soldier Maxim Kryvtsov, 33, whose writing about conflict was described as among country's finest