
Perspectives
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On the two-year anniversary of Kherson’s liberation, editorial writer Audrey MacAlpine reflects on her time helping the city recover from Russian occupation. See Ukraine through the eyes of a US volunteer as she shares what drove her to support a resisting nation across the ocean.- Category
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For over a century, Russia has followed a brutal colonial script: gaslight, invade, exterminate. With 48 invasions in the last 100 years alone, Moscow has nearly succeeded in erasing its crimes from history, leaving the world blind to its bloody legacy.- Category
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Recently, I came across an image online that vividly illustrates what Ukraine and its Western partners should strive for today. 31 foreign components—this is just an example of the content of a single Russian Kh-101 cruise missile, which was used to strike Kyiv..- Category
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When Russian soldiers stormed Vladyslav’s dorm, Mariupol was already under daily airstrikes and bombings. Without a moment’s notice, he and others were forcibly taken by the Russians for “filtration” into the depths of occupied territory. Interrogations followed—beatings and humiliation.- Category
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Professor Francis Fukuyama is a prominent American scholar, political scientist who has written widely on development and international politics. He is probably most known for his work "The End of History and The Last Man," published in 1992. He joined our reporter, Philip Malzahn, in the studio to discuss democracy, the geopolitical landscape, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.- Category
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Renowned American historian Timothy Snyder shared his insights on the Ukrainian victory, the dangers of nuclear bluffing, and why Russia’s defeat is vital for the future of world security. In Kyiv, our reporter Zhenya Melnyk sat down with Professor Snyder to discuss some of the most pressing questions surrounding Ukraine today.