What a Ukraine Endgame Might Look Like
The assumption that Ukraine, supported by NATO, and Russia can both continue feeding forces into a meat grinder without existential danger to
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Europe must discover its inner Henry Kissinger
Europeans must look to the rich resource of our diversity and history, the upheavals and tragedies, as well as periods of enlightenment,
Putin’s Long Game
When confronted with a choice between the costs of stability against the costs of modernization via globalization, the Russian authorities tend to
Trump’s hidden goal in Alaska was to break the China-Russia axis
The Alaska summit was only a first step. But it acknowledged what U.S. policymakers resist admitting: continuing the current course will further
The Alaska Summit: Putin and Trump’s Vision of Peace
Trump appears less concerned about the prospect of a truncated Ukraine subordinated to Russia. His major concerns seem to lie elsewhere, perhaps
Deal or no deal? Alaska summit ends with vague hints at something
There was no ceasefire, but none of the new sanctions Trump threatened, either. Whether this was a 'win' or 'loss' depends on
From Atlanticism to Pacificism
The Atlanticists will undoubtedly cry foul about such a shift in policy, invoke their Munich analogies, continue to demonize Russia, and portray
Spend, kill, earn: Senator Graham’s business
Graham’s story is one of systematic and legalized corruption: a man who has turned his Senate seat into a conduit for his
Britain remains cursed by bipolar diplomacy
Ministers of both the current labour and former conservative governments have consistently failed to put Britain first when deciding foreign policy. Sadly,
What can we expect from a Trump-Putin meeting?
Failure would carry grave consequences: renewed battlefield escalation, heightened Russia-West tensions, and shattered hopes for millions of Ukrainians. After three brutal years