Feature She Remembers Everything Maria Prymachenko's art serves as a powerful symbol of Ukrainian identity both domestically and abroad. By Megan Buskey March 13, 2024 art Ukraine
Article Betraying Ukraine The Biden administration has failed to articulate its overall objectives in Ukraine. By The Editors February 23, 2024 Russia Ukraine Donald Trump War and Peace Editorial
Article Will the Democrats Capitulate? In the impasse over Biden’s emergency-spending bill, it’s Ukraine that the GOP is holding hostage. By The Editors December 22, 2023 Politics Ukraine Joe Biden Immigration Editorial
Article Waist Deep in the Big Muddy Has the United States learned anything from Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan? The same assumptions that led us into those conflicts have now led us to Ukraine. By Andrew J. Bacevich September 7, 2023 War and Peace Ukraine Music
Feature Glimpses of Ukraine As important as features about war and suffering are, they miss much of the essence of Ukraine. By Megan Buskey May 20, 2023 Ukraine art
Article No War Is Good Nonviolent resistance is not just a plausible strategy to defend Ukraine—it is a path to conversion on both sides of the conflict. By William T. Cavanaugh May 10, 2023 Ukraine War and Peace Religion Pope Francis