In the Ukrainian city that defeated the occupation and now lives amid the bombs, with the sky covered by anti-drone nets, staying is a choice and means fighting. Moscow is targeting civilians because it wants them to leave; these are the people who remain

What doesn’t add up in Andrey Melnichenko’s essay, which presents itself as a call for the creation of a new European security architecture

Khmara replaces Federov, and the message is: if Ukraine’s defence depended on just one man, we would have lost by now

Starmer ends his term in Ukraine with a final gesture of solidarity, whilst at the local councils he and Badenoch offer a rare lesson in institutional grace. And in the challenge to Farage, Binface emerges – the delightfully British antidote to political fatalism

Armonia nell’esercito o efficienza. La scelta piena di rischi di Zelensky