Can the West guarantee Ukraine’s security?
Amid talk of “peacekeepers” and security alliances, it’s not yet clear what Europe can do to deter Russia.
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Will Europe abandon Ukraine?
With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, support from Kyiv’s EU allies appears more precarious than ever.
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Russia’s black armada
Concealed within dark, anonymous ships, Putin’s oil is still flowing through the straits of Europe.
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The year ahead: Russia is on course to win the war in Ukraine
How did we get here?
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How will the Ukraine war end?
“Peace with honour” is unlikely to be an option for President Zelensky.
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Europe’s Ukraine delusion
With Donald Trump returning to power, the continent’s foreign policy experts must face reality.
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Russia’s economy is doomed
Vladimir Putin is paying heavily for the illusion of economic success. In the long run, it can’t last.
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The dark reality of Putin’s nuclear rhetoric
The Russian president’s threats of a coming world war are not meaningless.
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The combat zone
How the Trump-Putin relationship could remake the world.
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Biden’s missiles won’t save Ukraine
The West has failed to agree on a war goal since the start of the war.
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The world according to Trump
From Europe to China, the illusions of the old order are crumbling.
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Trump and the desertion of Ukraine
The Republican victory was a dark day for President Zelensky.
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Trump’s victory is a cataclysm
How should the left navigate the new era to come?
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The real danger of sending North Korean troops to Ukraine
The threat of Russia’s war is expanding beyond Europe.
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North Korean troops in Russia is a dangerous escalation
The war in Ukraine has reached new global dimensions.
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Silent voices in the once-free city of Odesa
On a journey through Ukraine, the Labour peer identifies the ancient tracks linking pogroms against Jews in eastern Europe to…
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Is the West poised to enter the war in Ukraine?
The West may soon be forced to stop thinking of its participation in Ukraine as a “special logistical operation”.
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What Lammy and Blinken did not say in Kyiv
The British Foreign Secretary and his US counterpart clearly had a mandate that was limited to solidarity.
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The neoliberal battle for Ukraine’s reconstruction
The country’s postwar future is almost as riven as the war itself.
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Ukraine’s involvement in the Nord Stream plot complicates things
Germany’s support is wavering.
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