The threat of a Kremlin revival hung over Ukraine’s 2019 election cycle but ultimately failed to materialize. After five years of Putin’s war, has Russia disenfranchised itself from Ukrainian democracy?
New revelations highlight how the Kremlin maintains direct military control over so-called separatist republics in Ukraine by deploying Russian army commanders using false identities
New legislation rebrands the conflict in eastern Ukraine unambiguously as a confrontation with the Kremlin and marks a deliberate shift away from earlier euphemistic talk of an Anti-Terrorist Operation
Daily fighting continues in Europe's only war but the Kremlin-led conflict is no longer on the international radar despite a rising humanitarian crisis
Residents of Ukrainian frontline towns like Svitlodarsk do not qualify as IDPs but they continue to feel the full brunt of ongoing conflict with Russian hybrid forces
Australian artist Guido van Helten produces powerful portrait of local schoolteacher within sight of Russian hybrid forces in eastern Ukraine frontline town
Polish former Ukraine monitor Lukasz Adamski believes ‘political correctness’ and consensus culture within OSCE allow Russia to compromise effectiveness of Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine
World waits for Minsk-mandated Russian withdrawal from east Ukraine but in reality Putin cannot possibly pull back without risking collapse of his entire regime
The man behind the Bellingcat citizen journalist group says Russia has lost all credibility thanks to relentless Kremlin disinformation tactics over MH17 and Ukraine war
Ukraine's unexpectedly stiff military resistance to Russian hybrid warfare has prevented the Kremlin from achieving its objectives in Ukraine itself and kept Russian troops far from EU borders
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