Ukraine War: One year on, what comes next?
More than one year has passed now since Russia launched its brutal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Continue reading Ukraine War: One year on, what comes next?
Biden’s Energy Policy will weaken Russia but not end the Ukraine war
The main objective of the Biden administration is to lower energy costs worldwide, diminish Russia’s revenue, and avoid further deterioration of Europe, all while limiting the dominance and sway of large oil companies. Continue reading Biden’s Energy Policy will weaken Russia but not end the Ukraine war
Political aftershocks in Turkey: Erdoğan’s days in power may be numbered following earthquake tragedy
The conditions which ushered in a new era of Turkish politics more than two decades ago may well repeat themselves – this time, however, Erdoğan and AKP will not be the beneficiaries. Continue reading Political aftershocks in Turkey: Erdoğan’s days in power may be numbered following earthquake tragedy
My Journey into Ukraine’s Democratic Revolution: When Determined Democrats Meet Authoritarian Conspiracy Theorists
It’s disgusting and grotesque that the community of Kryva Lypa, the people of Lviv, the people of Ukraine, a burgeoning, nation-building democracy, are now ensnared in a modern, mass-murderous war. Continue reading My Journey into Ukraine’s Democratic Revolution: When Determined Democrats Meet Authoritarian Conspiracy Theorists
My Journey into Ukraine’s Democratic Revolution – Lviv: Enjoying Life with the Apocalypse
“Lviv is all hippies,” one artist told us. Here’s how the city thrives despite being on constant watch for invasion. Continue reading My Journey into Ukraine’s Democratic Revolution – Lviv: Enjoying Life with the Apocalypse
The Maidan’s Many Offspring: From the Streets of Kyiv to International Conferences
Even in the middle of a genocidal war, the Ukrainians are so democratic, they don’t mind anyone coming to their central square and saying whatever they want, our writer muses. Continue reading The Maidan’s Many Offspring: From the Streets of Kyiv to International Conferences
My journey into Ukraine’s democratic revolution: From the Magnificent Maidan to the Butchery of Bucha and Babyn Yar
Many Ukrainians told Redaction they were depressed for a week or a month after the invasion but were energized by friends, the exigencies of war or Ukraine’s stoic tradition. Continue reading My journey into Ukraine’s democratic revolution: From the Magnificent Maidan to the Butchery of Bucha and Babyn Yar
Meet the Kids of Maidan: Despite Tough Times, Ukraine’s Democrats and Hippies Prevail
Putin had to attack the democracy developing on his doorstep simply because, if Ukrainians and Russians are so alike and integrated, as he keeps saying, Russians will want democracy, too. Continue reading Meet the Kids of Maidan: Despite Tough Times, Ukraine’s Democrats and Hippies Prevail
The West will stand strong with Ukraine – but for how long?
With a cost of living crisis across the Western world, how long will leaders continue sending aid and weapons before economic reality bites at home? Continue reading The West will stand strong with Ukraine – but for how long?
Giorgia Meloni harnesses spirit of Mattei to wean Italy off Russian energy
Giorgia Meloni will compete with Emmanuel Macron to forge stronger energy ties with African nations and wean off Russian dependence. Continue reading Giorgia Meloni harnesses spirit of Mattei to wean Italy off Russian energy
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