How Canada's parliament ended up celebrating a former Nazi
DO NOT CONGRATULATE
DO NOT CONGRATULATE
Faced with the choice between bankrupting its own farmers and defying Brussels, Warsaw has chosen the latter
Victory will revalidate and re-energize the West and all we stand for
A slew of leading American papers has gloomily predicted that the summer offensive is going nowhere
Soldiers are dying in their hundreds or even thousands due to poor medical provisions
This is one area in which the West is still struggling to get its act together
His decision to fire recruitment heads can be seen as the most pointed of his efforts to root out corruption
It is yet another legacy of the country’s dark past
NATO was built to do one thing: deter Russian aggression — and it does it well
In conversation with Bohdan Krotevych, Ukraine’s Azov brigade commander
Three books offer timely insight into what the Russian people think of the conflict
The dissident is planning an ambitious campaign opposing the war and Putin
His absence has emboldened enemies to challenge his authority
Everyone except for Putin is at fault for Russian failures in Ukraine
A backdoor deal could help Ukraine in its patriotic war against Putin’s Russia
If Zelensky is expecting success but playing it cautious, the implication is that Putin is pretending confidence but anticipating the worst
What is striking is the lack of any clear narrative or unity on the Russian side
Since the invasion, they have been shunned by both Westerners and Russia
Budanov’s claims of a wider anti-Kremlin terrorist movement is likely intended to rattle the security agencies
US intelligence reports suggest he tried to cut a deal with Ukrainian military intelligence