Ukraine foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba: “We will not withdraw from Bakhmut”
In an exclusive interview with the New Statesman, Kuleba also denies the Ukrainian government had any involvement in the Nord…
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Why Alexander Lukashenko’s trip to China matters
The Belarusian autocrat is a close ally of Vladimir Putin, and a useful friend in Beijing’s contest with the West.
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With Western support for Ukraine flagging, a protracted war is in Vladimir Putin’s interest
Ambiguity has held Kyiv’s allies together so far – but it will divide them when the conflict’s final stages approach.
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Will Ukraine run out of ammunition?
Complacency and budget cuts have depleted western reserves since the Cold War.
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How long will the war in Ukraine go on for?
The prospect of a prolonged stalemate is taking hold.
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There are cracks between how Ukraine and the West see the war ending
Kyiv wants to fight until Crimea is returned, but the US has doubts.
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Ben Hodges: “The only hope the Russians have is that the West loses the will to keep supporting Ukraine”
The former commanding general of the US Army in Europe on why the future of the West could be decided…
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This is how China wants the war in Ukraine to end
Chinese officials have called for peace talks on the first anniversary of the war, but Beijing has already chosen sides.
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