Amy B. Zegart
Russia’s military command is allegedly pressuring conscripts to “voluntarily” switch to contract service, sparking a new controversy.
This time, complaints are coming from Yakutia. Relatives say conscripts may have been pushed to sign contracts for …
The European Union is continuing consultations with Kyiv over the Druzhba oil pipeline but is not demanding accelerated repairs or applying political pressure, officials said.
The EU is not pressing Ukraine to urgently restore the Druzhba pipeline …
Through assault and counterattack operations, Ukraine’s Defense Forces have de-occupied more than 300 square kilometers in the south, regaining control around the Hulyaipole area and adjacent sectors of the Zaporizhzhia region.
Ukrainian units are …
Adam Kadyrov, the son of the head of Chechnya, has not yet recovered from injuries sustained in a traffic accident and is reportedly concealing facial scars with makeup.
A recent birthday celebration in Grozny for one of the Chechen leader’s …
A Ukrainian court has ordered the government to take over An-140 aircraft spare parts worth about $1.5 million linked to JSC Aviakor, a Russian defense aerospace manufacturer, according to the Ministry of Justice.
The High Anti-Corruption Court …
Europe's approach to energy security long rested on a simple idea: scale equals safety. That assumption is now being tested in Ukraine — and increasingly proven wrong.
For decades, coal-fired power plants have been the backbone of Europe's energy …
