A Potemkin Summit
Some reflections on last week’s BRICS summit hosted by Putin.
Guterres Disgraced Himself and Made a Mockery of the UN at the BRICS Summit
BRICS also failed to condemn Russia’s criminal war against Ukraine and euphemistically labelled it a "situation," once again confirming what it stands for.
New Law Paves Way for Thousands of New Foreign Fighters to Join Ukrainian Military
Ukraine can win, and a key element of that is to fill in a new brigade, already badly needed, who can help to defend the nation from Russia’s brutal assault on civilization
Only NATO Can Secure a ‘West German’ Future for Ukraine
Ukraine’s accession to the EU needs to be complemented by the security alliance.
Putin’s New Front: Asia
Now, North Korea is in the mix, and South Korea is its sworn enemy. Both are escalating
Rising War Insurance Costs Threaten Ukrainian Exports
The world must act decisively to protect not only Ukraine's economic interests but also global food security and the principle of free maritime trade
North Korean Troops in Ukraine – A Wake-up Call
Inching towards a world war because of the lack of deterrence from Washington’s ‘de-escalation’ policy
10th Mountain Medics, Mr. Zelensky’s Nukes, North Korean Commandos
Video from Ukraine’s mountain medics, how Zelensky smartly used the “N-word,” and why North Korean Commandos’ tae kwan probably won’t help against Ukraine’s drones.
Epilogue of the Russian Empire Wanted
Any negotiated settlement that rewards Russia with territory or precludes Ukraine from iron-clad Western security guarantees will only embolden Moscow.
Mars, Morals, and the War
Our ambitions to settle the planets are for nothing if the cost is human dignity and freedom.
Attention: This is How World Wars Begin
North Korea has boots on the ground in Ukraine and it’s a significant red flag. But is it getting the right amount of attention from the U.S. and NATO?
Russia’s Clownish Convoy of Threats
NATO needs to stop tiptoeing around Russia’s threats and treat it for what it is: a rogue state responsible not only for war crimes in Ukraine but also for destabilizing global security
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on the developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine
Nov. 19