What Ukraine needs is not a leadership by restraint but a coalition of the determined. The United States of America can still join.

Greene's views on the war in Ukraine have been consistently anti-Ukrainian, causing even her fellow party members to sometimes lose patience...

Support and reconstruction are two sides of the same coin. The UK's private sector can play an important role in Ukraine’s recovery.

Bernard-Henri Lévy: "Europeans have a tendency to put everything on Putin's head. I hear all this bullshit. The real dictatorship is never one man imposing his will on passive people."

Espen Barth Eide: "You need air defence to defend yourself, but you're not winning the war with air defence. You're winning the war by something more."

From today, 19 March 2024, the outlets of the Ukrainska Pravda group will no longer use the word "president" to refer to Vladimir Putin. In this article, we'll explain why.

Stories about waste, fraud or corruption will do more than anything else to undermine U.S. support for Ukraine.

Jim Costa: "Lend-lease has a lot less awareness and support among Congress… The reality of Putin agreeing to leave Crimea would not probably happen initially…"

Boris Johnson: "Everybody thought before that Putin would never let Crimea go. But now, people are saying to themselves: it's possible."

Volker: "Putin killing tens of thousands of Russian soldiers in order to get Avdiivka so that he could claim this as a victory in his effort to show that he’s a great leader for his re-election – these are all signs of weakness."

By committing to an annual support threshold of 0.25% of the Western combined GDP, Western democracies can significantly eventually secure victory.

In January 2022, I met with the Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and he asked me: "When they will invade us – because they will invade us – will you support us?"

While romantic ruptures are part of the Polish-Ukrainian story, it is now time for realism. Donald Tusk's visit to Kyiv began the process of redefining relations between our countries.

Ambassador Martin Harris: "What happened in the Black Sea is indeed a victory for Ukraine... Thanks to the Montreux Convention, Russia cannot rebuild its destroyed fleet.

Ukraine is not alone. Ukraine has many friends. They are the countries which, like France, are deeply committed to complying with the principles of the United Nations Charter.

"The age of the peace dividend is over. 2024 must mark an inflexion point. For Ukraine, this will be a year when the fate of their nation may be decided." 

The reforms related to the EU and NATO accession would be a major challenge in the best of times. Yet, to return to the wisdom of Winston Churchill, whose words I echoed in the beginning: "If you are going through hell, keep going".

Poland’s full-scale trade war against Ukraine is ongoing and is worsening. Week after week, Poland is killing Ukraine’s European future...

There are international court aims to address and prosecute those responsible for the crime of aggression against Ukraine unchallenged by head of state immunity. The need for such a tribunal or court arises from the severity of Russia's actions against Ukraine.

"...in this case, We would not return to Europe of 2021. We would, instead, fall back to a state of permanent insecurity..."

Putin still believes the West, distracted by events elsewhere, will tire of his illegal war. He is wrong.

The scheme that could make it happen is a genuine diplomatic victory for Ukraine...

The fate of US aid to Ukraine depends on whether the new Speaker of the House of Representatives can strike a balance between negotiating with the Democrats and appeasing the right-wing radicals.

Martin Jäger: "It is obvious to us that Ukraine's future lies in the EU and in NATO... But readiness for accession is indeed a complex challenge."

Harold Koh: "In the fall of 2021, there was a chance that Putin would invade. We developed a theory for that possibility."

"Right now, Putin sees that we are not committed to Ukraine winning. So he just has to hang on."

Andrii Zahorodniuk: "Every time we achieve significant success, it doesn't happen the way our American partners expected."

It is time to prepare for all scenarios in the United States, given that in Washington, they are publicly discussing reducing or even discontinuing aid to Ukraine...

Oksana Zolotaryova: "For us, Russian narratives about genocide are just common rhetoric. But for the international community, it was something new. They didn't quite understand what it was about."

Penny Pritzker: "My responsibilities are economically oriented... It involves meeting the reform needs that are necessary for Ukraine to achieve EU accession ."