By Ben Aris in Berlin Some 41% of Ukrainians now consider a settlement in which Ukraine keeps its statehood and independence but suffers forced territorial losses to be the most realistic end to the ...

A poll has found that 34.9% of Ukrainians see increased EU military assistance as the EU's main security role for Ukraine.

Despite intensified Russian reactive drone attacks, a KIIS survey reveals 62% of Ukrainians are prepared to continue ...

The share has remained largely unchanged since late July and early August, despite the beginning of intensified Russian ...

President Trump said Thursday he was considering revoking thousands of visas for Ukrainians who came to the US under the Biden administration — but insisted that he’s “not looking to hurt them.” ...

Many Ukrainians who are staying in the US under the TPS program face uncertainty as their protected status is set to expire ...

Lithuania’s government has extended temporary protection for Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s war through March 2028, while ...

Many now say Kiev should become more open to a compromise peace to prevent injuries and gruesome wounds that would haunt ...

Ukrainians in Poland contributed approximately 15.21 billion zlotys (about $4 billion) to the state budget in 2024, far exceeding the financial aid they received, according to a recent report by ...

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Independent Veterans of America CEO and Iraq War veteran Paul Rieckhoff told MSNBC to kick off the weekend he saw Ukrainians in many ways as more American than the American people. Ruhle noted a ...

As the Iran war delays peace talks for Ukraine — and global supplies of air defense missiles — there are signs that fewer Ukrainians are willing to endure Russia's war for as long as necessary.