Russia has expanded the military demarcation line in Georgia’s breakaway region of South Ossetia.

The Ukraine crisis is increasingly looking like Europe’s newest frozen conflict.

A popular blockade of a rail corridor between the east and west illustrates the ongoing struggle at the heart of Ukraine’s politics.

In part one of a two-part series, Andre Ishii explores how classical geopolitics will increasingly manifest in the years to come.

The Trump presidency is a game-changer for EU sanctions on Russia.

The recent Berlin Summit may not have achieved much on the surface, but it did clarify some important aspects of the Ukraine crisis.

A new peace plan is being tabled to end the Ukraine crisis. But will the government in Kiev sign on?

It would appear that Russian leaders aren’t ready to put the Ukraine conflict on ice.

Presidential elections in Zambia, upcoming minutes from the US FOMC, and Ukrainian “incursions” into Crimea.

Will elections in the Donbas thaw out Ukraine’s frozen conflict and move the Minsk II process forward?

The return of celebrated Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko in a prisoner swap suggests that Moscow is launching a charm offensive to convince the EU to lift its Russia sanctions. But will it work?

Recent numbers suggest that Ukraine’s economy may be on the road to recovery.

Ukraine’s Minsk II ceasefire agreement is teetering on a razor’s edge.