Georgia might be close to a foreign policy rethink, bringing subtle but significant change
The Trouble With Minsk? Russia
The Minsk Protocol is under attack. But the problem is not the deal, it’s one of the signatories.
The Minsk Protocol: a Menace to Ukraine’s Future
The West would be foolish to believe its outline peace plan for Ukraine is anything other than a disaster in the making.
Reasons to Be Cheerful: The Biden-Zelensky Summit
Despite disagreements about Nord Stream 2 and NATO, Ukraine’s relations with the United States have never been stronger and are on course for an even closer strategic partnership.
Biden-Zelensky: Seize the Moment
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s meeting with President Joe Biden at the White House provides an opportunity to re-establish a genuine strategic partnership.
Russia Tells America’s Friends: You’re All Alone Now
Russia, like authoritarians the world over, wanted America’s friends to take away one message from the U.S. debacle in Afghanistan: No one will save you.
Ukraine’s Dangerous Success
Not a problem many anticipated in 1991.
Ukraine: Never Marry a Bully
Ukraine needs to rethink its cooperation with the Chinese government and stop compromising human rights principles for foreign investment.
What Ukraine Needs from the Biden Summit
President Joe Biden should aim for clear, concrete results to restore U.S.-Ukrainian relations.
The Donbasization of Belarus. A Test For Europe
Without EU action, Belarus will become a failed state on Europe’s doorstep