Black Sea | Watching America

Lalatendu Das - August 1, 2023. Published in The Guardian

Henry Kissinger and many diplomats before him argued that sound foreign policy often involves painful choices between competing evils.

Patricia Simoni - July 30, 2023. Published in La Jornada

Washington and Brussels believed Russian 'red lines' to be empty words without consequences.

Lalatendu Das - May 16, 2023. Published in The Spectator

What happens at sea doesn’t stay at sea, and its waves lap across the globe.

Mallory Matsumoto - March 19, 2023. Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

There is more at stake in the war in Ukraine than Ukraine itself.

Lalatendu Das - May 12, 2022. Published in The New Voice of Ukraine

The U.S. Embassy, as well as more than 30 other embassies, are back in Kyiv or will be back by the end of May.

Robin Koerner - March 25, 2022. Published in Politika

Superpowers tend to get very upset when vassals stop acting like vassals.

Robin Koerner - November 22, 2021. Published in Vzglyad

The Americans claim the USS Mount Whitney has the most advanced radio-communications equipment of all the ships that have ever existed in the world.

Robin Koerner - July 12, 2021. Published in Asia Times

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