Can Ukraine survive the coming of Donald Trump?
The price he is willing to pay to bring Moscow onboard, could determine not only the fate of Ukraine but security in Europe for decades
The price he is willing to pay to bring Moscow onboard, could determine not only the fate of Ukraine but security in Europe for decades
Putin has resorted to blaming Russians’ own consumption for the economic ills he has caused
The Ukrainians have been ramping up their campaign
Viktor Orbán is right only about one thing: these are, without a doubt, the most dangerous weeks of the war
What kind of life is Putin offering the Syrian dictator?
Putin is impervious to mere persuasion
Unless it’s addressed, no ‘victory plan’ will halt the Russian advances
Elements of a potential settlement reportedly agreeable to President Putin emerged on Reuters today
Wars, after all, are not ultimately won even by such expensively-capable systems as Storm Shadows or ATACMS
They are weapons of the utmost cynicism — they work on the premise that wounded soldiers cause more problems for an enemy than dead ones
Much will ultimately depend on the United States
For months, Kyiv has been asking for permission to use ATACMS — capable of firing long-range missiles up to 186 miles
While Russians celebrated Trump’s 2016 win in the streets, there was no such jubilation this time around
The US government wants to avoid the war that Ukrainian membership would oblige it to fight
Putin shares the Soviet dictator’s hatred of the West
If I were him, I’d keep fighting
Along with three additional secret codicils shared only with certain partners, the plan has five main points
Since the outbreak of the war, collaborations with Russian scientists have dwindled across the West
When you look at the maimed bodies of these soldiers you are looking at a ghastly reproach to our delay
Russian nuclear weapon use remains unlikely — at least for the moment