Odesa as a Mirror of Serbia’s European Future
Despite a long tradition of warm relations with Russia, Serbia has stepped out of Moscow’s shadow to show support for Ukraine as victim of Kremlin aggression.
What’s Wrong With Tulsi Gabbard?
The US intel chief’s ominous warning makes her seem more unhinged by conspiratorial thinking than she usually is. Gabbard is doubling down on her penchant for spouting Kremlin narratives.
White House Indecisiveness Threatens Europe and Ukraine’s Security
President Trump seems reluctant to get tough with Russia. Putin knows that and is playing him to the detriment of Europe’s security and Ukraine’s survival.
Trump’s Populism Has Infantilized the Presidency
Trump has replaced expertise with flattery and impulsive decisions, empowering authoritarian leaders like Putin. His misjudgments on Russia risk destabilizing Ukraine and poisoning his legacy.
Mind Your Gs and Hs
Why is the outdated ISO 9 standard for transliterating the Ukrainian language still being used when a more accurate and effective alternative is available?
Observing Ukrainian Doggedness
How experiences in Lviv, a city rich in history and spirit, reflect Ukrainian resilience, cultural quirks, and unwavering will in the face of adversity and war.
Orban - A Man Full of Contradictions
Here’s an interesting, informative list of ironic hates, loves, other scaffolding or cobwebs that frame Hungary’s far-right autocrat amid Europe’s democratic unions, alliances, and institutions.
Trump Bungling
Russia exploits stalled Iran talks to manipulate Trump, whose weak strategy fuels instability and delays action on both the nuclear and Russo-Ukraine War fronts.
D-Day and MAGA: Two Different Americas
On the anniversary of D-Day, it would be timely to reflect on the honorable America that strove to fight tyranny and the grifters now remaking it in their own image.
The Surreal Reality of Ukraine’s Current Political Environment
International politics these days seems to be beset by disrespect, harassment and threats that seems to be getting worse with every passing day.
Spider’s Web: A Technological and Operational Feat for Ukraine, But Also a Strategic One
The Ukrainian Operation of June 1, 2025, Has Long-Term Political Implications
Trump’s Misguided Criticism Ignores Russia’s Brutality and Ukraine’s Precision
The moral and strategic chasm is undeniable. While Ukrainian strikes on military targets are a defensive necessity, Russian terror bombing campaigns are in hopes of furthering its imperial ambitions.
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
OPINION: What Russian Escalation Could Look Like
July 13, 2026
OPINION: Turkiye Helps Secure the NATO Loose Cannon
July 12, 2026