Ramping up the costs for Russia

Ukraine and its partners must hold their nerve and ratchet up the pressure on the Kremlin to force it to end its war of aggression.

Independence day

Ukraine has celebrated its 31st independence day despite the bloody sixth month assault on its territory by its barbarian neighbour.

Sharpening Ukraine’s sword against Russia

Ukraine is seeking out innovative weapons and other military equipment developed by Australian companies to give its troops a technological edge in their war of survival against the Russian invaders.

The brand of bravery

Despite the legions of Russian internet trolls, and Putin’s many apologists in the West, Ukraine has conclusively won the war for the world’s hearts and minds and become a synonym for courage in a world of doubt, defeat and moral vacillation.

Ukraine stands stronger than ever

Both Russia and the West expected Ukraine to fold quickly against Putin’s invasion, but six months into the war, Ukraine still stands, alone but undaunted, against its barbaric invader.

You can’t stand aside

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has delivered a heartbreaking account of the impact of Russia’s barbaric war on his country to thousands of Australian students.

We must all step up to save Ukraine

Putin cares nothing for the ire of the West, the lives of Ukrainians or even his own soldiers as his monstrous army slowly grinds over Eastern Ukraine, crushing everything in its path. The West cannot let this catastrophe fall out of the headlines, we must all step up and fight for Ukraine.

The deep roots of Ukraine’s foreign legion

In sharp contrast to the vapid equivocation of the West’s political leaders, thousands of volunteers from around the globe have flocked to Ukraine to fight on the front lines against Russia’s savage invaders.

Russia’s demonisation of Ukrainians abroad

Russia’s defamation and dismissal of Ukrainians abroad protesting its appalling invasion of their country continue its long history of slandering those who opposed or escaped the dark shadow it casts over their country.

Will Belarus enter Russia’s war on Ukraine?

Vladimir Putin may increase the pressure on Belarus, already a client state of Russia, to attack Ukraine’s northern border as the West continues to sit on its hands and leave Ukraine to fight for its freedom alone.

Putin waits for the West to get bored

The West is growing weary of Russia’s war in Ukraine, despite leaving Ukraine to do all the fighting, and Vladimir Putin is counting on the free world’s short attention span and lack of moral fibre to grind his way to European domination.

Zelenskyy wins the war of words

Ukraine’s inspirational leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has used skillful oratory to link his nation’s current fight for freedom with past battles fought by allies around the world.