What will happen in Alaska?
It is, of course, wildly unrealistic to expect Trump and Putin to not mention Ukraine
It is, of course, wildly unrealistic to expect Trump and Putin to not mention Ukraine
Bits from Candace Owens and Freddy Gray’s interview
The Kremlin has a strategic plan. Trump does not
Politics is personal. And the psychodrama is exhausting, after all
Surely at some point gravity must triumph over the tightrope-walker? Don’t count on it
Bits from Ann Coulter and Freddy Gray’s interview
The New York Times and the left assume that ‘strategic frostiness’ is one-way
The former Slovenian supermodel clearly has no great love for Vladimir Putin
There are too many loose ends. Too many vanishing subplots
The hawks in Washington are jubilant, the MAGA restrainers, as they refer to themselves, aghast
Plus: An all-white party with Soulja Boy
Operation Spiderweb was tactically brilliant, but the strategic fall-out remains uncertain
We’re back to talk of war scenarios and military hardware. And those questions have changed radically since Putin invaded back in February 2022
Over the last several days, a slight divide has emerged between Trump and Senate Republicans on Ukraine and Russia policy
The President continuously exploits his predecessor to provide a further fillip to his political fortunes
Is it possible Trump – and by extension, Vance – are truly taking a harder line on Russia?
A perfect peace accord where the Ukrainians get everything and the Russians get nothing is a figment of the imagination
Clearly, he wants royalty’s clout without its chains
For more than 200 years the purpose of Washington has been to reward clout with office
Moscow yearns to carve up the world. But it will be a world where everybody’s knives come out