The theme of the war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine has remained relevant for months. However, international media often focus on factors that could affect Western aid to Ukraine. Some events can lead to significant changes in support.

The Censor.NET publication writes about it, citing the opinion of analyst Ivan Verstyuk and with the help of the LetsData tracking service. As stated, one of the important news of the last weeks is the US Senate elections. So far, Republicans continue to get more votes there, leading to opinions that support for Ukraine is waning.

Especially the famous Wall Street Journal draws attention to the fact that the elections in the United States concern the domestic life of the country and do not have an impact on foreign policy. In addition, the newspaper frequently emphasizes that Joe Biden, one of the main figures of Western aid to Ukraine, is still the President of the United States, regardless of the outcome of the vote.

However, they often talk about political figures who could replace the current US leader. For example, he points to the tenure of Mike Pence, who is likely to run for president in the next election of US Vice President Donald Trump. Alongside him is the figure of Marco Rubio, a senator from the state of Florida. It recently received a trust mandate from Florida voters.

The newspaper also draws attention to the fact that former US President Donald Trump has lost his influence on American society, although there are many factors that show the contrary. Its foreign policy is still quite uncertain for the citizens of the United States, but it may meet expectations at home.

In contrast, the Financial Times frequently draws attention to the importance of nuclear weapons. In British society, the narrative is pretty clear – Russia should not manipulate this issue and intimidate Ukraine.

As for the economic factors that may affect Ukraine, they note the substitution of Russian energy sources. Focus is on Germany, which cooperates with Gazprom and is currently reforming the energy sector. German bonds, which have been a very reliable asset for years, are at risk due to the country’s budget surplus. That’s why the Scholz government wants to increase taxes and this is a positive sign for Ukraine. Especially since the German government has recently become a real example of how radically you can abandon Russian gas and oil.

The Daily-Mail website, while not very influential in British society, has a huge audience it has amassed, including Internet algorithms and clickbait. Usually they analyze the current situation in Ukraine from the perspective of the personality of Vladimir Putin. The Daily Mail roughly regards his actions and statements as “a modern Stalin”. In addition, they sometimes talk about other Russian politicians and figures, for example, Shoigu, Surovikin or Gauleiters of the occupied territories.

The Internet portal Yahoo also writes news and often describes the war in Ukraine. Portal policy is based on realism. They often show video and photo reports from the battlefield of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in which Ukrainian soldiers are depicted as heroes who will soon be victorious.

In addition, the editors frequently mention situations such as the incarceration of American basketball player Brittney Griner in Russia. This certainly strengthens the anti-Russian sentiments in American society.

The Canadian publication “Globe and Mail” also includes the image of the Russian people and the Kremlin. They imply in their material that the Russians cannot be trusted, that they are not welcome in any country, that they do not understand modern culture because they are poorly educated. It should be noted that Globe and Mail is Canada’s leading publication.