Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Magazine and Journal Articles

This article examines the war in Ukraine as it looks increasingly like a long-term conflict. (Jan 2023)

The article focuses on changes in geopolitical calculation given by Russian president Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. (Jan 2023)

The article discusses issues in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, particularly on how the war would end. Also cited are the claim by Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky that the war is won in the battlefield but end through negotiations, the efforts by Germany, Italy and France to achieve a ceasefire, and the claim by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin that the West should help Ukraine win the war and cripple Russia's military. (May 28 2022)

As casualties mount and the war nears a critical moment, two weeks in the presidential compound show how the Ukrainian leader has changed. (May 9 2022)

The article discusses the invasion of Russia on Ukraine in February 2022, which needs unanimous condemnation. The democracy in Europe has awakened as right and Left in Poland joined hands to cooperate to help Ukraine in aiding refugees. The images from Ukraine make it clear that modern politics gives the choice of dictatorship or liberal democracy. (Apr 2022)

The article traces the history of Ukraine-Russia relations since the 18th century. Topics include a brief background on Russian empress Catherine the Great's travel to Crimea in 1787 to survey some new imperial possessions, the significance of the conquest of Crimea, and several grievances against Ukrainians expressed by Russian President Vladimir Putin in his July 2021 essay "On the Historical Unity of the Russians and Ukrainians." (Apr 2022)

The article focuses on the political life of President of Russia, Vladimir Putin. It mentions that national identity he has helped promulgate– illiberal, imperial, resentful of the West– has played an essential role in his brutal invasion of Ukraine. It mentions that he turned up the volume on his conception of an imperial ideology. (Apr 4 2022)

The article explores Russia's invasion of Ukraine has faced significant opposition, prompting relentless missile attacks in recent days that have left hundreds dead while Russian troops have circled major cities and spurred what the U.N. high commissioner called the "fastest g rowing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II." (Mar 11 2022)

The article discusses political issues which contributed to the power struggle between Russia and Ukraine. Topics explored include the relations between Ukrainian politician Viktor Medvedchuk and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the deployment of paratroopers by the Russian Defense Ministry to the Russia-Ukraine border, and the response of the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden to the said political conflict. (Feb 14 2022)

The article focuses on National Political Committee condemns the Russian invasion but implies that North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) expansionism. It mentions that Finland itself supports hardline sanctions on Russia and has joined other European states in sending military shipments to Ukraine. It also mentions that President of Russia , Vladimir Putin sees Russian statehood and Russian national and linguistic identity as inextricably connected, and he is willing to spill Russian and Ukrainian blood to protect this nationalist vision. (Spr 2022)