Search results for: Nikita Gubankov

To become a superpower once again, the U.S. needs either a miracle or a war.

[T]he practice of hostile public relations is so deeply ingrained in this presidential election campaign that it cannot be stopped.

[G]rowing mass production of new and more affordable methods of warfare won’t please the large arms manufacturers.

[W]hoever wins the 2024 presidential election won’t necessarily be the one who most deserves it, but the one who disgraces themselves the least.

[T]ake any American president since 1945 — they’re all as crooked as a dog’s hind legs.

[T]he Republican Party leadership ultimately surrendered and voted for a package that included no real concessions.

[R]ecent attempts of the Biden administration to resolve the Gaza conflict ... [are] ridiculously ineffective.

[E]xtremist Republicans ... couldn’t care less about Ukraine.

Russia ... sees its long-term future in the West.

The White House decision to relist the rebels as a specially designated global terrorist group and call the move a “pliable form of economic pressure” looked frankly ridiculous.

In Yemen, Washington seriously tried to put those it considered out of line in their place for the first time and did so in its traditional style, clumsily.