Zelensky Criticizes Beijing – What’s the Deal?
Zelensky’s accusations that Beijing was disrupting the Swiss peace summit seem to deviate from Kyiv’s earlier official stance. There might be multiple reasons for the change.
Invitation to Capitulate. Is Putin Really Ready for Negotiations?
In the run-up to the Peace Summit for Ukraine in Switzerland, it is important to understand that the only way to real peace is to be vigilant against Moscow’s ploys.
Hybrid Warfare and How to Defend Yourself
While hybrid warfare may seem less harmful than a direct military strike by the enemy, it is no less inimical to national security and poses a serious threat.
Tommy Tuberville and Me - We Witnessed Different Trump Trials in New York
The verdict of Donald Trump’s criminal trial proved that the members of the jury stuck by their oath to arrive at a verdict based solely on the facts that were presented – others disagree.
Biden’s ‘JUST ENOUGH’ Strategy Remains a ‘NO’ Policy When It Comes To ATACMS
The US seems to have finally given Kyiv authority to carry out cross border strikes on Russian forces but is still insisting on limitations on where, when and which of its weapons can be used.
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.
Russia’s Kharkiv Offensive is a Strategic Failure for Now
Weekend summary of latest developments in Russia’s war against Ukraine from a top British military analyst.
Europe’s Security – Not With but Against Russia
Many European countries are seduced by the irresistible temptation of fashioning a modus vivendi with even the worst of regimes in Moscow. It’s a mistake that should not be repeated.
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.
Russian Missile Fireball Illuminates Still-living Words of Vasyl Stus
If you want to annul a nation’s memory, burns its books. I you haven’t managed to get close enough to those books, then bomb the publishing house, like Russia did in Kharkiv.
Ukraine-Moldova: Together to Europe
A Ukrainian lawmaker reports on the state of cooperation between Ukraine and Moldova, both countries historically under the weight of Moscow that want to pursue a more westward-looking path.
The Collective West Needs to Stand up for Ukraine – Part 2
The Collective West misread Putin’s intentions and the threat from Russia. Now it needs to rethink its Ukraine and Russian policy and adopt a clear strategy
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