Accession to the EU Is the Civilizational Choice of Ukrainians, No Longer Mere Ambition
Ukrainians feel their responsibility for the fate of Europe and the entire civilized world, fighting not only for their own freedom, but also for the future of democracy in the world.
Ukraine’s Growing Environmental Crisis - Ecologists Should Make Their Voices Heard
Even before Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion Ukraine faced problems with dealing with the industrial and domestic detritus thrown up by modern, everyday living.
Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right - International Law is Being Tested in Gaza
It is one of the unforgiving principles of the laws of armed conflict that even when one side in a war commits crimes that violate the law, the other is still bound to uphold it.
Does Anyone Remember November 16, 1933? Of Course Not
From WW I until the present, the US has underestimated and mishandled Moscow repeatedly to Ukraine’s detriment and its own. Simply put, America lacks a strategic instinct.
Happy Birthday and Congratulations to Poland’s TVP World
In two years, TVP World has become the global voice of Eastern and Central Europe.
Missing a Golden Opportunity – An Open Letter to President Zelensky
The Ukrainian President has been a master of messaging thus far. But as war fatigue sets in and the US gears up for crucial elections, efforts must be focused on Americans.
NATO 2.0 and Ukraine
Russia’s war against Ukraine has shown how NATO must evolve. Ultimately leaner and meaner alliances will be necessary, and Ukraine promises to play a significant role.
Russia’s Weaponization of Antisemitism
We must inoculate the world’s nations as to the Moscow-origins of the recent spike of antisemitism and make clear that only our enemies win through this dangerous unruliness.
War in Ukraine - Perspectives on Peace Talk
In this text, the author tries to look at the perspectives on potential peace talks from both the two main combatants and also the views of the other power players, the US, Europe and China.
Kremlin Officials Seem to Be Doing Dress Rehearsals for Putin’s Funeral
A trickle of whispers has become a firehose of rumors as Kremlin watchers spot multiple signs that Putin may have died, or that he may do so very soon.
Time for Zelensky to Visit Israel
By uniting Ukraine and Israel, there is an opportunity to remind the world that the fights of these twocountries are also the fights of Europe and the West.
What Would Happen if the US Axed Financial Aid for Ukraine?
Some in Washington have argued that aid to Ukraine, 34 percent of all assistance given to Kyiv by Washington, should be cut. American economists explain what this aid is, and whether to cut it.
With Putin’s war of aggression approaching its third anniversary, the financial, technological, and demographic hurdles facing the Russian economy are more severe than is commonly understood.
Oct. 5