Vladimir Putin’s illegal behavior towards Ukrainian children follows a path beaten by the Nazis.
Vladimir Putin’s war of aggression has brought the administrative middle classes into line.
There are serious dangers in over-interpreting the lessons of the war in Ukraine.
The West must resist the temptation to make hasty judgments on the future of weapons systems like the tank, whatever the impression left by breathless reporting.
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth month, Western resolve about the war shows signs of faltering.
The once-dominant Franco-German powerhouse no longer exclusively speaks for Europe, as the war in Ukraine has proved beyond doubt.
LISTEN MONDAY 11:00 AM EDT - Russia's war in Ukraine has dramatically altered the global security landscape. @olgatokariuk, @kvolker @edwardlucas @LasherasFB & @joelhickman86 discuss the importance of a unified @NATO ahead of the Madrid #NATOSummit. https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1gqxvlaBgVRGB
“While NATO military power has strengthened significantly since 2014, it is not yet enough to achieve deterrence by denial of an adversary like Russia.” @gbdavisjr https://cepa.org/nato-must-improve-its-military-power-and-fast/
“The problem of reducing the risks of potential radicalization of young people, therefore, remains, despite the obvious efforts and concerns of the Russian authorities.” Alisa Shishkina https://cepa.org/russia-seeks-to-quash-the-north-caucasus-terrorist-threat/
