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In a rare admission of military losses, Zelensky said Ukraine had lost 31,000 troops: 'Not 300,000 or 150,000, or whatever Putin and his lying circle are saying'
During a filibuster Monday night against proposed foreign aid deals to Ukraine and other countries, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) took a stand that would have made Jefferson Smith, the protagonist of the 1939 film Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, proud. With billions of dollars in taxpayer money at stake, Paul spoke for an hour, valiantly
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If we give up on Ukraine and allow Putin to claim something he can characterise as victory, the results will be catastrophic
LONDON (Reuters) -Ukraine has been sounding out major investors over plans to restructure the country's $20 billion in international debt and the possibility of raising fresh financing, three people with knowledge of the discussions told Reuters. Interactions have intensified in recent weeks led by the head of the debt management office, Yuri Butsa, who has been seeking investor feedback, they said. Talks with bondholders were due to start early next year.
Analysts say Kyiv could be wasting its time looking to Beijing for support as Russia's invasion continues into a second year.