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In tightly-controlled media space, conflict is an opportunity for Beijing to advance its ‘information proxy war’.

Russia and Ukraine took one step forward and two steps back in the search for an elusive peace settlement during talks last week. Negotiators met in…

Ukrainians aren't the only ones worried about giving up too much in peace talks. Putative talks over a potential peace deal between the two countries led to an…

Even the fall of Putin would only halt Russia's aggression temporarily; for real regional change, the regime must undergo the slow process of demilitarization

Serhii Taruta, People's Deputy of Ukraine, Head of Donetsk Regional State Administration (2014)

According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the military situation has not changed significantly over the past 24 hours, although “the aggressors have achieved partial success, temporarily seizing localities and establishing control over communication routes” in southern and eastern Ukraine. To compensate for some land failures, the aggressor is striking in other directions using “precision-guided weapons as well as unguided munitions”.

Ramzan Kadyrov, the strongman leader of Chechnya and bloodthirsty stalwart of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has surfaced in Ukraine fighting alongside invading Russian forces.

A series of strategic missteps has hampered Putin’s campaign. Will desperation make up for a lack of preparation?

The war in Ukraine has entered its third week with no end in sight. Recent talks have stalled and Russian President Vladimir Putin has ratcheted up the violence, now shelling

Volodymyr Zelensky's claims of how many Russians have died in the invasion should be met with intense skepticism.