Catherine Belton and Robyn Dixon at The Washington Post reveals the Putin regime’s greatest vulnerability. Russia’s security forces are focused on Putin’s political adversaries, not the existential threats to the Russian Federation: When Vladimir...
Tim Nichols, at The Atlantic, exposes Putin’s extreme strategic clumsiness in Putin’s Nuclear Theatrics. Excerpt: … if Putin means to start and fight (and die in) a nuclear war, he needs nothing from Lukashenko, and he gains nothing from moving some...
The US Institute of Peace proclaims: A war marked by the evidence of Russian forces’ extreme brutalities has caught Ukraine’s churches in a tense division inflamed by extreme emotions. In local confrontations, communities have seized a number of churches of...
TIMOTHY SNYDER, at Substack, calls America out for its myopic fickleness in supporting the heroic Ukrainian resistance to the brutal Russian invasion. Excerpt: Alive? Thank a Ukrainian. The great American capacity is to take others for granted, and our...
A Wall Street Journal columnist, Gerard Baker, condemns the moral blindness of Putin apologists. Excerpt: The only response of all decent people to the death of Alexei Navalny, the brave critic of Vladimir Putin’s regime, in a Siberian prison camp is grief, disgust...
