The World Is Splitting in Two
The Russian invasion of Ukraine and a series of COVID-related shutdowns in China do not, on the surface, appear to
Iran Needs a Cushion, and Europe Needs Gas
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been a watershed moment on so many levels for so many countries. Existing
The World Must Condemn Human Rights Abuses in Tigray as It Does in Ukraine
The unprecedented unity of the liberal democratic world against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is admirable. In addition to rallying its
Biden faces off against Putin. His other opponent is time.
President Joe Biden will partake in a trio of diplomatic summits in Brussels on Thursday to tighten his
Western leaders must be honest about what it takes to stand up to Putin
During major international championships, Germany — as a popular saying has it — is home to 82 million football trainers.
What’s the plan, Joe? The west lacks a long-term strategy to defeat Putin
What’s the plan, Joe? The west lacks a long-term strategy to defeat PutinSimon Tisdall
How Ukraine has become the crucible of the new world order
How Ukraine has become the crucible of the new world order From Russia’s threat of
The War in Ukraine Is Just Beginning
If conflicts in places such as Ethiopia, Palestine, Kashmir, Syria, and Yemen have proved anything, it’s that wars are easy
Is There a Risk of a NATO vs. Russia War?
Matthew Kroenig: Hi, Emma, I hope you enjoyed the long Presidents Day holiday weekend. I took my kids on their
World Reacts to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
NATO is bolstering its military presence to defend allied countries in eastern Europe, if necessary, the military alliance said, hours