Diverging European and US Foreign Policy Interests Aren’t Just About Ukraine
From the start of the Trump administration, there has been a clash in the transatlantic view of foreign policy, particularly noticeable is how best to resolve Russia’s war on Ukraine.
How Europe Can Help Ukraine Win the War
Now that the US is insisting that Ukraine capitulate to Russia, it is up to Europe to prevent Moscow from achieving its goals of conquering Ukraine and destroying European unity.
Trump Imposed Tariffs on the Whole World. But Why?
To understand President Trump’s foreign policy, look at his political idols: William McKinley, James K. Polk, and Vladimir Putin.
Has India Gone Rogue?
Inviting an indicted war criminal like Vladimir Putin to New Delhi goes to show that the South Asian giant is a sorry excuse for a democracy – let alone the world’s largest.
ZSU Portraits, Spring Offensive, The Great Cannon Hunt, Pretend Peacekeeping
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Dictionary in Hand, West Launches New Defense Doctrine
After three years, NATO has provided much needed clarity on the strong words it will use to defend the West.
No, We Cannot Return to Business as Usual With Russia
As peace talks get underway, many consider it an opportunity to restore business ties with Russia. This would be a grave mistake for several reasons.
Trade Wars Through a Geopolitical Prism
Liberation day might actually be Liberation Day for the rest of the World from the US.
Chinese Chess
Trump’s trade concerns are valid, but his rants are exaggerated and based on a fallacious “win-lose” mentality which ignores, and threatens to destroy, the benefits of the global trading system.
A Wardrobe Heavier Than the Planet
Fast fashion fuels a global crisis of waste and plastic pollution. From war-torn Ukraine to the wider world, our disposable wardrobes are costing more than we think.
Mad King Donald
How many nations or companies will invest billions in the United States with such an erratic president who so often gets things wrong?
Spartz, Ukraine Surrendering to Putin
Despite being the only Ukrainian-born member of the US Congress, Victoria Spartz continues to remain hostile to the country of her birth when it comes to Putin’s continuing aggression.
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.
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