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As Russia deepens its ties with North Korea, Ukraine warns of mounting threats to stability in the Indo-Pacific, with implications for the entire region.

As tensions rise between Russia and the West, the Arctic has become a renewed front for covert operations and espionage, evoking the Cold War era.

As Russia continues its systematic deportation of nearly 20,000 Ukrainian children, the international community is rallying to bring them home. Led by a global coalition of 41 countries, supported by expert task force and high-profile ambassadors like tennis star Elina Svitolina, initiative Bring Kids Back UA is working to raise awareness, apply diplomatic pressure, and ensure the safe return of these forcibly displaced children.

Isolated and nearly ally-less, North Korea has thrust itself onto the world stage, even deploying its troops to back Russia in its full-scale war against Ukraine. North Korean propagandists have joined Russia’s chorus, adding Ukraine to their narrative. But who are these propagandists, and just how far does their influence reach?

A retrospective on US presidential visits to Kyiv from 1991 to today—and how these visits shaped current US foreign policy toward Ukraine.

As Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine enters its third year, Western governments face a choice: act now or risk global instability. The West must sufficiently provide aid and arm Ukraine to win or face the consequences of unchecked Russian expansion.