President Donald J. Trump's attempt to reset peace negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv was doomed from the outset.
The U.S. has bid farewell to the West.
Trump’s ascension to power will bring us not victory but, at best, give us a breather.
The West is working tirelessly to push China to take the plunge and seriously challenge Western power.
The ongoing conflict between Russia and the West has profound philosophical dimensions.
This new rhetoric reflects a growing sense that under a future Trump administration, the U.S. might withdraw some or all of its military aid.
Biden’s presidency may ultimately be remembered for failing to lead with clarity.
It took a long time for the non-Western powers to acknowledge their diminution in the face of the Western onslaught.
The U.S. is particularly wary of Pakistan’s growing ties with China and Russia, but Pakistan feels compelled to pursue alternative relationships.
The vast majority of Russians accept the official narrative, and motivations for, the Russian war in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s willingness to take the fight into Russia is a testament to its resilience and determination.