Lawrence Friedman on the Key Takeaways from the Prigozhin Military Mutiny
Prigozhin has caused a huge stir with his military rebellion but at the end of the day he should be remembered for exposing the lies on which Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was based.
What Should be Done with Ukraine and Russia-Muscovy: Veteran Canadian Diplomat Reflects
Former Canadian diplomat argues the case for admitting Ukraine to NATO and renaming Russia as Muscovy.
Beginning of the End for Russia
Editor's Note: Although this opinion piece was written while Prigozhin's military revolt was still under way, the thoughts it contains remain valid.
Yermak Critic Spartz Passionate About FBI Collusion and Russian Disinformation
America’s delayed reactions to Russia’s war against Ukraine and Donald Trump “pee-tape” appear linked to the Clintons and the Democrats according to Republican firebrand.
European Integration in the Social Sphere: Results of the First Year of Efforts
What has Ukraine managed to achieve in the social sphere to meet EU membership requirements and what remains to be done.
China's Russia
The Russia-Ukraine War will result in the disintegration of the Russian Federation because Moscow will be unable to support or control its Eurasian land mass with 11 time zones, Diane Francis writes.
Hungary’s Behavior Puts EU and NATO at Risk – Time to Say Enough is Enough
Despite being a member of both the EU and NATO, Hungary appears to side with Russia. It is now time for Hungary to prove with whom it wants to be.
Threat of Explosion at Europe’s Largest Nuclear Plant Never Higher
The safety and security at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is extremely fragile and an explosion there would be far worse than the 1986 Chornobyl disaster.
Grey Zones are Green Lights – Bring Ukraine Into NATO
A fresh commitment to Ukraine’s NATO membership will shorten this war and prevent the next. NATO must go beyond its previous, empty pledge.
Australia’s War Bonanza Should Be Invested in Ukraine and Peace
Australia is making massive financial profits from Russia’s war on Ukraine and is not reinvesting any of this unexpected ‘war windfall’ to aid its ally.
What’s Behind Hungary’s Strange Behavior Concerning Ukrainian POWs
Hungarian authorities have been very cagey about their involvement in the release of Ukrainian POWs held by Russia.
The London Recovery Conference — Good News for Ukraine or the Caterers?
There’s lot of good things that could emerge from the meeting, but will they?
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.
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