Springtime for Cold War nostalgics
Weariness with, and wariness of, the Cold War was very real and ought to give us pause
Weariness with, and wariness of, the Cold War was very real and ought to give us pause
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has scrambled Asia’s geopolitics
History can help presidents think about how to confront new challenges
The French election is down to her and Macron, with high stakes for the rest of the world
It isn’t just Ukraine: African dictators are just fine with Russia killing for money
Beijing seeks not just regional but global dominance
Vladimir Zhirinovsky wanted to bomb Washington and made Putin appear sane
The incumbent’s victory is not yet in the bag
They’re trying to avoid a war, which is why they view a Ukrainian security guarantee skeptically
The Ukraine crisis could lead to a long-term change in the fabric of these societies
The prime minister loves to play the victim even as he wins another big election
Putin cannot afford to end the conflict without securing major gains in the east
The case of Enes Kanter Freedom deserves at least as much attention as Colin Kaepernick
Expect the ruse to decline as the war rages on
If we allow Putin to tear up that order, any pivot to China will be made more difficult
As the West goes woke-mad, Putin doesn’t even recognize the most basic rights
Presidents don’t always have to say what they’re thinking
In the months to come, regime change will morph into the de facto goal
Help Ukraine win while ensuring NATO forces do not fight the Russians
He ended by saying that Putin ‘cannot remain in power’