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Jumping the Line
Controlling the skies is crucial to winning wars. The new NATO commitments in planes and air defense systems will provide Ukraine with an opening. But where is the “clear path” to victory?
If You Want Peace, Prepare for War
“Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum,” ancient Roman historian Cornelius Nepotus was said to have summed up an idea of Plato’s. Nothing could be more timely for NATO.
Too Many Fires to Put Out
Law enforcement agencies, enlistment offices, and the army vie for human resources while criminal activity is on the increase.
Book Bombing: A New Chapter in an Ancient Malice
Russia’s lethal attack on the Factor Druk printing plant in Kharkiv is an attack on the purpose of civilization.
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Jumping the Line
Controlling the skies is crucial to winning wars. The new NATO commitments in planes and air defense systems will provide Ukraine with an opening. But where is the “clear path” to victory?
If You Want Peace, Prepare for War
“Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum,” ancient Roman historian Cornelius Nepotus was said to have summed up an idea of Plato’s. Nothing could be more timely for NATO.
Too Many Fires to Put Out
Law enforcement agencies, enlistment offices, and the army vie for human resources while criminal activity is on the increase.
Book Bombing: A New Chapter in an Ancient Malice
Russia’s lethal attack on the Factor Druk printing plant in Kharkiv is an attack on the purpose of civilization.
Russia and Trump: Polluting the Information Space
Russian propagandists’ goal in their accounts of the assassination attempt on Trump is not to offer a single narrative, but rather to muddy the waters so Americans come to doubt everything.
The Conservative Trap: How Putin’s Russia Misleads the Right
American Christians and conservatives have been fooled by Putin’s strongman posture, mistaking ruthlessness for moral fortitude. The miscalculation could spell disaster for the US.
Donors, Send Donations to Ukrainian People Rather Than to Amnesty International
According to the author Amnesty International is no longer the human rights organization it once was purported to be.
Fighting on the Battlefield of Ideas: Time for the Democratic World to Mobilize
As the world splits ever more into democratic blocs facing those of autocracies whose tendencies spread to the West, democracies must rally with determination to promote the ideas of freedom.
Kyiv Should Look to the Triangle With Romania and Moldova for Its Own Future
It is high time for Romania, Moldova and Ukraine to cooperate in a mutually beneficial alliance to mitigate the damaged caused by Russia's relentless attacks.
Not only Ukraine: How Russia Destroys Other Nations
Russia takes away the identity of other ethnic groups and gives them a low standard of living, poor education, and propaganda on television instead.
The West Must Act Faster Against Russia’s Aggression
The West needs to act while there's still time to tip the military balance against Russia. There could be grave consequences to acting too slowly.
US President Must Coordinate the Confiscation of Russia’s Assets During the G7 Summit
The West must seize, confiscate and transfer to Ukraine – not only the profits generated by Russia’s sovereign assets frozen worldwide – but the actual assets themselves.
Still Time to Save US and Ukraine from Putin and His ‘Western’ Stooges
With Trump reaffirming his pro-Moscow line, Biden should delay no longer and promptly hand over the reins to Harris.
Moscow’s Naval Ploys in Cuba: The Illusion of Strength Undermined by Ukrainian Resilience
As Russian ships exercise around Cuba, Ukraine’s recent experience in forcing them out of Crimean ports should shed light on the Russian navy’s effectiveness.
Making The World Safe For Autocracy
Propaganda assets like Tucker Carlson are useful in ways the KGB barely could have dreamed of during the Cold War.
Those Who Start a War and Lose are Not the Victims
The international community must see through the crocodile tears and hold Hamas – from its leaders to its henchmen and murderous – accountable for unspeakable acts of terror.
Environment: No Longer a Silent Victim — Ukraine Leads the Charge in Prosecuting Environmental War Crimes
Thanks to Ukraine's proactive stance and the commitment of our international partners, the environment, once a silent casualty of war, now has a voice that resonates globally.
European Commission Ukraine Report: Reflections From the Country’s Primary Energy Firm
Ukraine has entered heating season 2023-24 better prepared, with improved air defenses and reinforced energy site security, while satisfying crucial milestones in its European integration efforts.
Two Axes of Liberty
Democratic institutions and the freedom they engender are not eternal. The Russo-Ukrainian war is a stark reminder that Europe must become a self-sustaining and self-defending axis of liberty.
Victory on Economic Front: UK Supreme Court Ruling on the $3 Billion “Yanukovych Debt” Case
Kyiv has won a victory over the Kremlin concerning bonds issued by the deposed and exiled former pro-Russian president during the Revolution of Dignity.
Ukraine Must Stay the Course
“Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery?” The words of Patrick Henry, American patriot during the Revolutionary War, resonate today.
My Theory for Delivering Victory to Ukraine
For too long the West has avoided talking of Ukraine’s “victory” over Russia but for some the language has changed and it’s time for Washington to adopt the same tone.
Beautiful Views and Ugly Occupation
While Odesa residents are getting up early to enjoy the sunrise, Russia continues to systematically steal the property of Ukrainian citizens in the occupied territories.
Humanizing the Enemy: In Pursuit of ‘Good’ Russians
It’s easy to relegate Moscow’s aggression against Ukraine to the ambitions of a single evil man. Too easy. But evil, in this case, is less top-down than ground-up.
With Ukraine desperate to shore up its air defense and counter Russia’s advantage in the sky’s, US government has been disappointingly reluctant to offer Kyiv air capabilities.
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