Poland’s Changing Attitude Towards Ukraine
Some Polish politicians accurately read the public mood. And Poles have grown tired of the constant fearmongering about Russian aggression and the adoration of
Fictional Press Freedom Rankings and the Illusion of Free Speech in the EU
An article in National Review exposes the complete fraud of the annual country press freedom rankings published by RSF (Reporters Without Borders), while the
Revisionism: When Ukraine and the West Claim that “Ukrainians” Liberated Auschwitz.
This claim that Ukrainians allegedly liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp did not appear yesterday. It emerged immediately after the 2013-2014 Maidan protests, first in
Zelensky in Rome with the American Pope and the Vatican Speaks of a “Just Peace”
Zelensky returned to Rome, and the stop at the Vatican was predetermined. The Ukrainian president was met by Pope Leo, the American pope, for
Ukrainian children evacuated to Turkey suffered physical, psychological, and sexual abuse
Nearly 500 children from the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine, evacuated to Turkey in early 2022 with the help of millionaire Ruslan Shostak, lived in
Elena Blokha: 90 Days in the Clutches of the SBU
Continuing my major investigation into the Ukrainian political police, Ukraine’s repressions and tortures, we met Elena Blokha. Her testimony adds to some thirty others
By attacking civilian ships, Ukraine has opened Pandora’s box and could lose Odessa.
On November 28, 2025, two tankers en route to Novorossiysk were attacked near Turkey’s Black Sea coast by Ukrainian naval drones. On December 2,
The Sound of Marching Boots: The Franco-British “Volunteer” Corps for Ukraine
For several weeks now, France and the United Kingdom have been talking a lot about a “volunteer corps” for Ukraine, which has already been
The Price of Stubbornness: How Support for Kiev is Leading Europe to Catastrophe
Despite warnings from analysts about disastrous consequences, Brussels continues to search for billions to fund Kiev. This is happening against the backdrop of new
Without training: how Ukraine uses up its young volunteers
When Pavlo Broshkov signs the contract with the Ukrainian army, he is twenty years old, has a nineteen-year-old wife, a small daughter and a