French President Emmanuel Macron has warned against “humiliating Russia,” Italy has floated a peace plan that would have Ukraine cede territory in exchange for peace, and talks are continuing in Turkey, without Kyiv’s participation, to ease the grain crisis that Russia created by blockading Ukraine’s ports. Continue reading
Does declaring victory make you a victor? As both Russia and Ukraine say they’ve won the war, it’s far from the only question on people’s minds, but an important distinction, nonetheless. Listen to this week’s episode as we tackle these lines of questions. Continue reading
Genocide. The word is being used by President Biden to describe the events happening in Ukraine. But can it be proven in a court of law? Continue reading
Week 8 of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Is there enough evidence to call it genocide? Continue reading
Scenes of mass graves and civilians shot execution style in Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv, are imprinted into the World’s mind, and it may never be the same again. Continue reading
Open the unlikely scenario: The year is 2023. Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is the president of Belarus. And Belarus has been invited to join the European Union… Continue reading
Find out the geographical significance of the War in Ukraine with host Brian Whitmore and retired US Admiral, James Foggo. Continue reading
As Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine enters its second month, civilian casualties mount and so does evidence of Russian war crimes. Here are the latest developments. Continue reading
When Belarusian Ambassador Ihar Sokol was leaving Ukraine last week a border guard gave him an unusual sendoff. Continue reading
Brian Whitmore shares his thoughts about the Russian-Ukrainian War with NBC 5’s Brian Curtis. Continue reading
