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Warsaw-Kyiv Relations Enter “New Phase” as Diplomatic Spat Takes Form

Michael Curzon August 2, 2023

Ambassadors have been called in for talks after a senior Polish official said Kyiv should “start appreciating the role Poland has played for Ukraine.”

The Big Push: Ukraine To Deploy Thousands of Men in New Advance Attempt

Chris Tomlinson July 28, 2023

Pentagon officials believe Ukraine has started the main push in its counter-offensive against Russia with the aim of cutting Russian forces off from the Crimean peninsula, with thousands of troops believed to be committed to the battle.

Russia Raises Conscription Age Amid Continued Ukrainian Counteroffensive

Chris Tomlinson July 27, 2023

Amid heavy fighting in Ukraine, Russia has increased the age of eligibility for military conscription which could potentially see conscripts sent to regions of Ukraine that were annexed by Russia last year.

Russia Moves Attacks on Ukraine Grain to Danube Ports

Bridget Ryder July 26, 2023

Russia expands its attacks, hitting Ukrainian ports on the Danube.

Kyiv Claims Responsibility for Moscow Drone Attack

Robert Semonsen July 25, 2023

Russian authorities claimed to have downed the drones with “electronic warfare systems.”

Russia Terminates Black Sea Grain Deal

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 17, 2023

On multiple occasions, Russia threatened to quit the initiative because its demands to lift sanctions on Russia’s logistical and financial sectors, which hamstrung its own grain and fertilizer exports, had not been met.

Enkindling the Desire To Be European

Jan Bentz July 8, 2023

A Europe without a common identity founded on Christian values is built on sand.

EU Sanctions Target China for the First Time

Thomas O'Reilly June 22, 2023

The sanctions were lighter than expected, largely on account of Chinese diplomatic efforts to assure the EU that it would prevent Western hardware from leaking to Russia.

Louvre Housing Ukrainian Art To Protect From Theft

Michael Curzon June 12, 2023

Museum President Laurence des Cars described this as a positive “symbol” in “a sea of sadness and desolation.”

After the Deluge: Dam Disaster Proves Devastating

Tristan Vanheuckelom June 9, 2023

Thousands dislocated, the threat of disease, renegade landmines, agricultural fields lost to the water: Three days after Ukraine’s Nova Kakhovka dam’s breach, the extent of the devastation is sinking in.

Tag: war

Warsaw-Kyiv Relations Enter “New Phase” as Diplomatic Spat Takes Form

The Big Push: Ukraine To Deploy Thousands of Men in New Advance Attempt

Russia Raises Conscription Age Amid Continued Ukrainian Counteroffensive

Russia Moves Attacks on Ukraine Grain to Danube Ports

Kyiv Claims Responsibility for Moscow Drone Attack

Russia Terminates Black Sea Grain Deal

Enkindling the Desire To Be European

EU Sanctions Target China for the First Time

Louvre Housing Ukrainian Art To Protect From Theft

After the Deluge: Dam Disaster Proves Devastating

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