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A Peace Deal Without Europe? The White House Moves Fast on Ukraine as Kyiv Faces Mounting Pressure

The White House is moving fast on a peace plan negotiated directly with Moscow, leaving both Kyiv and Europe on the sidelines. As U.S. officials arrive in Ukraine and Zelenskyy faces mounting political and military pressure, Washington appears ready to present its proposal as an accomplished fact.

Ricardo Martins

The Costly Illusion of Reform: The Energoatom Scandal as a Wake-Up Call for Central Europe

A $100 million corruption scandal in Ukraine isn’t some isolated administrative glitch. It’s a five-alarm fire aimed straight at Europe—especially Central Europe—which has been footing an ever-growing bill for Western political wishful thinking for over a decade.

Adrian Korczyński

Ukraine's Frontline Unravelling: The End Is Near

Ukraine’s conflict is shifting from a stalemate to structural unraveling, as Russian forces exploit Kyiv’s overextension and Western fatigue to dictate both tempo and terrain.

Phil Butler