Ukraine
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Reportage· No. 5294
REPORT: NATO Says Eastern-Flank Fighter Scrambles Jumped More Than 250% in July

Reportage· No. 5269
NARRATIVE: Pukhivka Loses Three Generations as Four Die Near Kyiv

Analysis· No. 5262
ANALYSIS: China Releases 2.7 Million Tonnes of Fuel as Iran War Rewrites Gas Forecasts

Commentary· No. 5253
COMMENTARY: Ukraine’s 20th extension runs 90 days. Its 25-to-60 rule stays put

Reportage· No. 5241
NARRATIVE: 5 August Images Show Ukraine Advancing at Two Points Near Vovchansk

Essay· No. 5240
ESSAY: Congress Voted Its Objection—The Executive Still Holds the Weapons
On July 23, 2026, the House voted 214–208 for a war-powers resolution while the Senate rejected its companion by 47–49. The gap between those…

Commentary· No. 5239
COMMENTARY: Three Carriers at the Peak, 44 Ships Diverted: The War Is Being Fought at Sea Too
CENTCOM says it redirected 44 commercial vessels, while U.S. carrier groups enforced maritime missions in the Middle East. That number is not a footnote…

Analysis· No. 5232
FACT CHECK: Fico’s Moscow Talk Is Real, but the Defence Data Are From 2025
The strongest defence-spending claim in the available record is dated late August 2025: Robert Fico said Slovakia would stay at NATO’s 2% of GDP…

Open letter· No. 5225
OPEN LETTER: A Locked Duma Does Not Become Pluralist by Decree
On July 13, 2026, anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin was detained near Moscow after announcing a Duma candidacy, according to the BBC. The event sits…
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