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Analysis· No. 5346
ANALYSIS: 313 Votes, a 20th Extension — Ukraine Keeps Waiting to Vote for a Peace Moscow Refuses
313 votes to approve the presidential decree extending martial law by 90 days — in force at 5:30 a.m. on August 2, running until…
Investigation· No. 5345
REPORT: One Year Past the August 18 Ultimatum, Ukraine's Moscow-Linked Church Is Still Waiting for a Verdict
At midnight on August 18, 2025, the deadline expired that the Ukrainian state had set for the country's largest religious structure to prove, documents…
Analysis· No. 5343
ANALYSIS: 800 drones over Russia in one night — the sanction that flies has replaced the one still waiting
More than eight hundred drones, in a single night, August 14 to 15. The number does not come from Kyiv — it comes from…
Investigation· No. 5342
INVESTIGATION: 316 political cases in Crimea — the occupation is running out of gas, but never out of judges
Three hundred and sixteen people are being prosecuted on political grounds in occupied Crimea, according to the count released on August 11 by the…
Analysis· No. 5333
ANALYSIS: Trump promised Iran peace in 60 days, but the deadline expired and he threatens to bomb Oman
Sixty days to turn a war into a peace. That was the promise of the memorandum signed on June 17 at the Palace of…
Column· No. 5310
COLUMN: Only 8% Call Russia’s War Very Successful
Editorial· No. 5309
EDITORIAL: Kyiv’s 28 Missiles, Zero Intercepts, and 17 Lives Lost
Editorial· No. 5303
EDITORIAL: Senate’s 50-49 Iran Vote Shows a Congress Still Unable to Restrain War
Profile· No. 5298
PORTRAIT: Rustem Umerov Keeps Washington Talks While Taking Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Helm
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