Ukraine

Putin accuses Ukraine of preparing a Dirty Bomb. What is it and why is it much less powerful than an actual nuclear weapon?

In Berlin, representatives from EU member states and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met to discuss the future of Ukraine. They decided for immense economical aids.

Ukraine is zeroing in around the city of Kherson, capital of one of the four occupied regions by Russia. Retaking it would be their most important prize so far, but it is far from easy.

The fight around Kherson becomes increasingly brutal as the war between Ukraine and Russia reaches a new turning point.

Next month, Americans will be called to vote in the Midterm elections. The Republican Party might use this as an opportunity to remove support from Biden’s Ukraine aids. Or not.

As Ukraine closes in on Kherson, Russia begins evacuating civilians. Whether this means they are preparing for a full retreat or for battle it remains to be seen.

As the Ukrainian counter-offensive comes to a close, the two warring countries prepare for the winter. Isolated Russia and depleted Ukraine will have to make tough choices.

Last saturday, Ukrainian forces bombed the Kerch bridge, tampering Russia’s supply line with Crimea. The Kremlin immediately retaliated hitting civilian targets in Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden compared the current situation with the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, claiming that the possibility of a "nuclear armageddon" are very much real.

After the illegal annexation of four Ukrainian oblasts, EU ambassadors have approved the 8th package of sanctions against Russia. Finally, a price cap on oil is put on the table.