Delays that Feed the Kremlin
Winning the war in Ukraine together is a chance to counter the imperial ambitions of the Kremlin and ensure the future of democracy.
Maskirovka – Can We Believe Anything Russia Says or Does?
Question: How can you tell if Putin’s lying? Answer: Because his lips are moving! The old schoolboy joke has never been truer.
War in Ukraine: Russia the Loser, the US a Winner
The economic fallout from the war in Ukraine has been mixed. A strange collection of countries have benefitted.
Poland Might Be Prepared to Do What the US and NATO Will Not
In a worst-case scenario, if Russian forces get the upper hand over a depleted Ukraine, NATO will need to intervene. Poland, of course, would have to be the spearhead.
The ‘Yugoslavia Scenario’: How Russia Intends to Use an Anniversary in Its Ongoing Information War
The Kremlin has used NATO’s 1999 intervention to justify Russia’s continual assaults on Ukraine, and won’t miss the upcoming opportunity to exploit this further.
Putin's Ethnic Cleansing
The March 20 Moscow meeting between Xi Jinping and Putin was upstaged and ruined on March 17 when the International Criminal Court issued a warrant to arrest Putin for war crimes in Ukraine.
Putin's Legal Troubles
Even as Americans prepare for the spectacle of Donald Trump's various arrests and trials, his patron Vladimir Putin finds himself confronted by a far more demanding set of legal predicaments.
After Six Months of Unrest, a New Day for Iran Has Never Been Closer
Will the European Union Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels on Mar. 20 be targeted by Iranian protestors?
DeSantis and Ukraine: What Needs to be Done About His Partisan Politics
With Presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis apparently challenging US policy towards Russia’s war in Ukraine, Ukrainian American Republicans need to act.
Ukraine’s Avengers: Every Nation Needs Its Superheroes
The deft use of social media has been a hallmark in Ukraine’s fight against Russian aggression. One of the offshoots has been a new triumvirate of role models.
Russia Collapses
One-third of Russians live in dire poverty, and Putin’s war, supposed to last mere days, drags on, slaughtering 200,000 or more mostly young conscripts used as cannon fodder by incompetent generals.
Russophobia and Russia the Bully
Russians whine about everyone hating them. But others fear and hate Russia because of the contempt and aggression it has consistently inflicted on its neighbors.
OPINION: The Bill for Crimea Comes Due for Putin
Crimea, a symbol of Putin neo-imperial project, has become the place that will bankrupt Putin’s political capital.
July 11, 2026