Ukraine
Kettering meets Kiev
A people under threat, and their brave war-time leader — yes, that’s right, its Philip Hollobone
The return to Kharkiv
As refugees come home, they have found their city changed forever
Some wars are just
A new film of a classic First World War novel focuses attention on the pacifism of the German elite that denies Ukraine the means of liberation
Odesa: The Battle for a City’s Soul
Putin’s war has only strengthened the Ukrainian identity of a port where many have turned against their own Russian language and want to tear down Moscow’s imperial monuments
Why can’t our media grow up?
We should be a lot more careful if war is at stake
Regathering the Russian lands: the rationale for Putin’s war in Ukraine
The president’s inflammatory rhetoric is informed by two centuries of Russian nationalist thought centring on a distrust of Europe and a mission to recover all the lands of “Ancient Rus”
Making the moral case for war
Ukrainians face slaughter and subjugation. Church leaders must back them unequivocally
What can Russia’s failure in Afghanistan teach us about its war in Ukraine?
The echoes should be ominous for the Kremlin
Incompetents abroad
Our hopeless foreign policy elite has no idea of what winning in Ukraine looks like — or how to bring it about