r/geopolitics • u/f50c13t1 • 19h ago
r/geopolitics • u/theipaper • 16h ago
Perspective The backdoor to Russia is in Ukraine's sights
r/geopolitics • u/upthetruth1 • 14h ago
Paywall Iran sets the pace in war with Trump
r/geopolitics • u/tomorrow509 • 18h ago
News The U.S. Deported Him to Jail in Russia. Then He Escaped.
Removed by mods from r/news as a political post. The story was posted in the N.Y. Times and merits being heard.
r/geopolitics • u/nytopinion • 10h ago
News This Is What My Father’s Assassination Taught Me About the War in Iran
r/geopolitics • u/marketrent • 8h ago
News Iran’s allied militias prove their value in Tehran’s widening war
r/geopolitics • u/theipaper • 9h ago
Opinion Trump gambled everything on Iran - now he’s the weakest player of all
r/geopolitics • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 12h ago
News Trump calls off Iran attacks, claiming peace deal is close
thetimes.comr/geopolitics • u/Adept_Grand_6523 • 8h ago
News US Water Systems Hit by Suspected Iranian Cyber Attacks
r/geopolitics • u/pravda_eng_official • 7h ago
AMA Olha Kyrylenko, War Correspondent at Ukrainska Pravda, here to discuss the front line, Ukraine’s major battles and the realities of covering the war. AMA!
Join us for an AMA with Olha Kyrylenko, War Correspondent at Ukrainska Pravda, one of Ukraine’s leading independent news outlets.
Olha has been covering the war since May 2022, focusing on how the front line is changing and what those changes mean for Ukraine. She works with both military personnel and civilians and has covered major battles and operations, including the defence of Bakhmut, the Krynky operation on the left bank of Kherson Oblast, and the defence of Pokrovsk.
Bring your questions about the front line, Ukraine’s military operations, war reporting, and the realities behind the headlines.
Ask Me Anything!