On the back end of U.S. President Joe Biden's press conference announcing the transfer of 31 Abrams main battle tanks to Ukraine, I speak to CNN anchor Lynda Kinkade about how the provision of tanks could change the direction of the war with Russia.
In an extended interview, I speak with CNN anchor Isa Soares about the war in Ukraine, the situation in the ground for ordinary people and Europe's dithering about main battle tanks for Kyiv.
As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine approaches the one year mark, the bombing of a residential building in Dnipro on Saturday should not be seen as simply another red line crossed by the Kremlin. With a warhead of nearly one metric ton, it created a scene of destruction described by some in Dnipro as “hell.” It killed at least 45 people, including five children, with dozens more missing.
As the battle for Soledar rages on, I joined two other panelists inn a a discussion on the strategic importance of the Ukrainian town -as well as the future trajectory of the war.
Dozens 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.
In conversation with CNNi presenter, Eleni Giokos, I describe the situation on the ground in Odesa after a massive Russian missile strike targeting several Ukrainian cities, including this southern Ukrainian port city.
A fresh wave of Russian missile and drone strikes has caused power, water, heating and internet outages in several regions. The attack Thursday morning was one of the largest in weeks. I spoke to BBC World live from Odesa.
From Odesa, I comment on Ukraine President Zelensky's surprise visit to Washington as well as the potential impact of newly-pledged US military kit in changing the course of the war.
In this year end analysis from Ukraine, I trace President Volodymyr Zelensky’s rise from TV comedian to candidate to wartime leader. And why his biggest test is yet to come.
Global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw speaks with BBC Newsday's Karishma Vaswami about the fresh NATO pledge for more weapons and other support for Ukraine
My 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
My very personal account for CNN Opinion of being one of the first to reach the crash site of Mh17 in July 2014 - and my thoughts of the verdict handed down by a Dutch court.
Live from Moldova, on The News Hour at Six With Mark Austin, I discuss the fall of a rocket in eastern Poland as well as the MH17 verdict in which three men were handed life sentences
With 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.
One day after Russian missiles rained down on several regions of Ukraine, I speak to CNN global affairs expert and anchor, Bianna Golodryga about the atmosphere here the day after.
On CNN Newsroom, hosted by Victor Blackwell, I join Brig. Gen Mark Kimmett to discuss the day's massive Russian missile strike on Ukraine. I was live from Odesa.
I speak with SKY NEWS presenter Mark Austin about Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine, what could be next - and why, despite increasing economic pain at home British taxpayers need to stay the course and support Ukraine.
