The next president will face fateful decisions regarding the production and possible use of nukes, whether in the bilateral nuclear relationship between the U.S. and Russia or the trilateral one that incorporates China.
How many more mistakes will Putin make before Russians give up on him?
Russian dams aren’t helping either.
The daring campaign has already sent a powerful message to Russia, the United States, and the wider international community that the beleaguered Ukrainian military can still fight and win.
Russia and North Korea don’t want a mere alliance. They want an anti-West axis.
Talk of a ceasefire in Ukraine is dangerously premature.
Ukraine must find a way to meet the gap in its energy needs before winter starts.
National impunity is not inevitable, at least if people and governments of the world are willing to take the necessary actions.
The Biden administration has okayed the use of U.S. weapons for strikes on Russian territory near Kharkiv. But its restrictions on Ukrainian actions and its double standards vis a vis Israel are undermining international law.
The latest aid package both opposes and facilitates genocide. How crazy is that?