One year of war in Ukraine: six experts predict what will happen next
Foreign policy minds reflect on the conflict and its global impact
Ukraine
Friday
Tuesday
The contrast between Biden’s and Putin’s speeches
The world’s leader and the world’s loser
Monday
Will Biden’s Ukraine visit matter?
What a contrast to a year ago when the US embassy up and fled
Thursday
Will Biden finally go to Ukraine?
He will be in Poland just before the conflict’s anniversary
Monday
The real reason Zelensky wants the West’s jets
Kyiv knows that manned aircraft won’t make a big difference on the battlefield
How Pink Floyd drama erupted over global politics
The fighting between Roger Waters and David Gilmour has escalated with the Ukraine war
Thursday
Zelensky touches off a revolution in London
What if we the people don’t have to live as pawns in perpetual fear?
Biden’s strategy-free SOTU
Plus: Shouting from the cheap seats
Tuesday
Trump is wrong that the US should negotiate peace in Ukraine
Such ‘soft isolationism’ isn’t dead yet in the GOP
Saturday
The balloon is a Chinese middle finger to the US
Xi is mocking President Biden’s efforts to smooth relations
Saturday
The Baltic nations show the world how to defend freedom
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are small but punching well above their weight
Thursday
Biden is the war president Ukraine needs
Now that tank shipments have been approved, there’s no going back
Friday
What the US can do about Germany’s hardball on Ukraine
Berlin doesn’t want to send tanks until Washington does — game on
Wednesday
Germany’s broken promise to rebuild its military
As a new defense minister steps up, the Bundeswehr is no stronger than it was a year ago
Thursday
How Republican chaos could threaten aid to Ukraine
It’s not hard to see the fringe of the GOP threatening to derail war support
Saturday
Putin mentions the war
Putin is not above the law — he is the law
Thursday
Zelensky spoke to the American soul
He reminded Americans that they are the shining light of liberty in a world of tyranny
Wednesday
Could Joe Biden’s Ukraine support define his presidency?
Zelensky’s very presence in Washington is a standing rebuke to Vladimir Putin
Biden needs to stop ceding the initiative to Putin
He may fear escalation, but Russia has escalated despite — or more likely because of — the Biden administration’s caution
Tuesday
Edward Luttwak, the uncontained strategist
He is a product — and the embodiment — of twentieth-century conflict
