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Profile· No. 1551

TESTIMONY: When the USA-Iran Deal Crashes Oil Prices — and Bleeds Russia's War Finances

In March 2026, global oil prices experienced their largest disruption in years. Iran had effectively blocked the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for US-Israeli…

Reportage· No. 1550

NARRATIVE: Putin Says No — Why the Kremlin Master Refuses to Limit His Long-Range Missiles

In early June 2026, Volodymyr Zelensky did something unusual in the vocabulary of contemporary warfare: he wrote an open letter to his enemy. To…

Essay· No. 1549

ESSAY: Russia Struck Chornobyl and Rescue Vessels — Can We Still Speak of Red Lines

In the night of June 6–7, 2026, Russian forces launched 236 drones of types Shahed, Gerbera, and Italmas against Ukraine. Ukrainian forces shot down…

Note· No. 1547

OPINION: Ukraine Strikes Russian Refineries — 25% of Capacity Goes Up in Smoke

There is something deeply symbolic in this act of war: Ukraine, fighting for its survival for more than four years with often inadequate means,…

Profile· No. 1546

PROFILE: Putin's Russia — A War Economy Devouring Its Own Future in Q1 2026

In the first quarter of 2026, Russia devoted 5.9 trillion rubles — approximately $81.4 billion — to military spending. That figure represents 46% of…

Investigation· No. 1545

INVESTIGATION: Russia's War Economy Reaches Its Limits — What the Kiel Report Says

Since 2022, one narrative has dominated discussions about Russia's economic resilience: Putin is holding, the sanctions are not working, the ruble is surviving, Russia's…

Commentary· No. 1544

COMMENTARY: Ukraine-EU Cluster 1 opens — a historic breakthrough that must stay on track

On June 15, 2026, in Luxembourg, at the second EU-Ukraine accession conference, something happened that many had stopped hoping for over months: the European…

Editorial· No. 1543

EDITORIAL: 1.5 million Ukrainians returned to war zones — the impossible homecoming the world ignores

They came back. Despite everything. Despite the shells falling a few kilometers away. Despite gutted houses, mined streets, windows boarded up with cardboard. 1.55…

Reportage· No. 1542

REPORT: Ukraine's economy contracts for the first time since the wartime recovery began

The National Bank of Ukraine confirmed on June 18, 2026: Ukraine's real GDP declined by 0.6% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026 —…

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