War in Ukraine

Following Russia’s full-scale invasion, the number of civilian casualties in the Donetsk region increased tenfold.

It has become clear that Kim Jong Un's and Putin's partnership extends beyond a bromance and political photo opportunities. The pressing question remains: to what extent will it evolve?

Ukraine is seeking permission to strike with long-range missiles, such as ATACMS or Storm Shadow, at distances greater than 100 km into Russian territory.

Russian-occupied Crimea is one of the most fortified zones in the war in Ukraine, housing more than 233 military objects. The Black Sea Peninsula is known as "a military haven" from which Russia launches large-scale military operations against Ukrainian civilians and civilian infrastructure. However, it also encourages people to vacation there.

It appears that Putin has been feeling emboldened to clandestinely attack European infrastructure—committing sabotage with little regard for collateral damage. European countries, specifically those that supply military aid to Ukraine, have been targeted with the aim of internal destabilization and undermining support for Ukraine. 

We’ve all seen news headlines about millions and billions of dollars in military aid for Ukraine. For most people, numbers like these can feel abstract when the cost of a single guided artillery round is more than the houses we live in.

No one expected the important role loitering drones would play in the war in Ukraine. Especially Russia, whose crude battlefield modifications for their tanks have spawned the Turtle Tank—a new addition to the battlefield “cope technology.”

While Russia frequently accuses the West of escalation, we look at all the times Russia has made nuclear threats against the West.

With the influence of Patriarch Kirill, the Russian Orthodox Church's interests and influence have long extended beyond religious activities—and they’re not limited to Russia or even the European continent.

In early 2023, President Biden announced that he would send 31 U.S. M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, describing them as "the most capable tanks in the world." After a year of preparation, in February 2024, they were finally rolled out onto Ukraine's frontlines.

On June 25, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for both Sergei Shoigu, the former Russian Defense Minister, and Valery Gerasimov, the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Representatives from South Korea have begun discussing the possibility of providing Ukraine with weaponry. Until now, they have only provided financial and humanitarian aid.