Illia Kabachynskyi

Despite generating billions in revenue to fuel Russia’s war and help exert political influence, the country’s nuclear giant Rosatom remains untouched even by the 16th package of EU sanctions.

Europe paid over €7 billion for Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) in 2024. Despite efforts to cut ties, Europe remains hooked—Moscow is still its second-largest fuel supplier.

The United States is reassessing its foreign aid expenditures, including programs run by the US Department of State. Some of these initiatives directly impact support for Ukraine.

What was unthinkable a year ago—massive Ukrainian drone strikes on military and strategic targets deep in Russia—is now a daily headline.

Russia’s war in Ukraine rages at an unprecedented scale: over a million soldiers clash on the battlefield, and Moscow loses tanks at an astonishing rate of dozens per day. But could Europe hold its ground in a war of this magnitude?

The Russian ship Yantar was caught prowling UK territorial waters, equipped to sabotage undersea cables and conduct covert surveillance.