Opinion

How long will art spaces keep turning the symbols of violent power into trendy visuals, stripping them of the destruction they represent, while platforming Russians who stay silent even as Russians bomb cities under those very slogans?

The New York Times’ report on Ukraine’s Kursk operation ignores many key facts, presenting them without proper context. Here’s what actually happened.

Strikes on drone factories alone won’t stop the Russia-Iran war machine. What global strategy can?

He skated, laughed, fought, and bled. In the end, Air Assault Forces Sergeant Roma “Sova” Tarasiuk gave everything for Ukraine. Now, his memory lives on.

Russia’s frozen assets could become the leverage Ukraine needs—not just to survive, but to compel Moscow to seek peace instead of betting on winning a war of attrition. Establishing an international “Reconstruction Bank” to manage these funds would send a clear signal: Ukraine has both the resources and international backing to endure and outlast Russia.

Ukrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina shares how the war—and the mass abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia—reshaped her purpose beyond the court. In this powerful personal account, she reflects on motherhood, advocacy, and the fight to bring every child home.