I joined CNN's Anna Coren for a discussion on frantic diplomatic moves among western allies of Ukraine to future-proof aid to Ukraine. Also why a Ukrainian heavyweight celebrity boxer in taking on pro-Trump podaster Joe Rogan in the virtual public square.
Read MoreRussia attacks Ukraine with a new hypersonic missile. Western leaders say it marks a dangerous new phase in the war. The Kremlin says it follows a decision by the White House to let Ukraine fire US missiles into Russian territory. So what could happen next?
Read MoreLive from Odesa as air raid sirens blared outside, I spoke to BBC News' Annita McVeigh about the current situation. Anxiety is high here and elsewhere in Ukraine amid contradictory report that the Kremlin has fired a long-range ICBM into Ukraine early this morning.
Read MoreAs US legislators debate further aid for Ukraine, countless men and women have paid the ultimate price to defend their country from Russian aggression - and to prevent Moscow from making further territorial grabs.
Read MoreIn the aftermath of a massive Russian rocket attack on several Ukrainian cities - possibly in response to the Ukrainian downing of a vessel from the Black Sea Fleet - I speak to CNN anchor Bianca Nobilo about the wider implications. And what's at stake for Kyiv with a $billion supplemental bill tied up in Congress.
Read MoreLive from Johannesburg ahead of the BRICS Summit, I speak to anchor Carl Nasman about the delivery of F-16 jets to Ukraine, the absence of Mr. Putin at the Summit and the situation on the ground here in South Africa.
Read MoreDozens of Russian soldiers were killed by a Ukrainian missile strike on the weekend. Matt Galloway talks to Francis Farrell, a reporter with the Kyiv Independent; and global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw, a senior fellow with the Atlantic Council.
Read MoreGlobal affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw speaks with BBC Newsday's Karishma Vaswami about the fresh NATO pledge for more weapons and other support for Ukraine
Read MoreMy very personal account for Canada’s Globe and Mail newspaper of how history seems to be repeating itself in Ukraine, some 90 years after Joseph Stalin murdered millions of Ukrainians in a man-made famine
Read MoreWith Russia backing out of the Black Sea grain deal at a time when many countries in the world are teetering on the brink of famine, it appears that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to make the entire world pay for his territorial ambitions.
Read MoreGlobal affairs analyst and Atlantic Council Sr. Fellow Michael Bociurkiw gives his analysis on the trajectory of the war in Ukraine. Live from Lviv
Read MoreGlobal affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw speaks to anchor Isa Soares about last night’s Russian missile strike on Lviv as well as signs of desperation on the Russian side. Also the high toll journalists are paying in this war.
Read MoreForcing political & cultural change in occupied lands in Ukraine is a tactic Russia has been implementing since 2014. These brutal tactics shouldn’t come as a surprise to the West, I tell CNN’s Anderson Cooper. Straight out of the Kremlin’s playbook…
Read MoreSenior fellow at the Atlantic Council, Michael Bociurkiw, tells The World the reported poisoning agent didn't threaten the lives of Ukrainian negotiators, but it did make them sick.
Read MoreGlobal affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw describes the split-screen reality of living in Kyiv these days, as Russia amasses a huge force on its borders.
Read MoreThe latest from on the ground in Ukraine, as Russia mounts a massive force on its borders. Michael Bociurkiw speaks to CNN anchor Michael Holmes
Read MoreA full hour on the Ukraine crisis, featuring global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw and audience questions.
Read Moreresident Biden will discuss U.S. concerns over a Russian troop buildup along the Ukrainian border with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Michael Bociurkiw joins CBSN AM to break down the issues.
Read MoreGlobal affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw breaks down the geopolitical dynamics of the fast-moving situation on the Ukraine-Russia border.
Read MoreAfter forcing down a civilian airliner from European skies in May to detain a journalist who was on board, perhaps it was only a matter of time before “Europe’s last dictator,” Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, would be thrust back into the international spotlight and once again face fresh condemnation for his abhorrent actions.
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