Tag: NATO

The stabilization of Eastern Europe is only possible if Russia is sufficiently deterred.

As well as its unpredictability, one of the current U.S. administration’s primary characteristics is its ability to turn what seem like whims into real possibilities.

The predatory nature of the language used by the White House stands out in a new world order in competition with Russia and China.

One of the most striking aspects of the strategy is the degree to which it personalizes foreign policy around Donald Trump himself.

We may only think ... it will return, but it won’t. It is no longer the child of Europe,

Trump is his own worst enemy.

Donald Trump’s new approach to the Ukraine question does not come as a complete surprise.

It wouldn’t have cost Trump anything to show a clear intent to deter in a strategically crucial moment; it wouldn’t even have undermined his efforts in Ukraine.

The big and strong can do as they wish. The world will have to live with the consequences.

The U.S., under President George W. Bush, had pushed for both Ukraine and Georgia to immediately enter NATO’s Membership Action Plan.

The cost of delay is measured in lives lost, homes destroyed, and futures derailed. The dawn of peace must come sooner, not later.