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Russia’s Top Peace Negotiator Is a Historian Who Justified the War
Vladimir Medinsky warned, in an interview, that Ukraine would lose more territory if it doesn’t agree to Moscow’s imposing list of demands.
America Magazine7hOpinion
Military madness—and spending—is sweeping the nations
It is fair to say that the global tab for addressing the world’s acute humanitarian or ecological needs pales in comparison to the eye-watering amounts governments unabashedly dole out for bombs and bullets.
Ukrainian News1d
Putin's aide Medinsky claims Ukraine and russia destined to be close allies
Advisor to russian president vladimir putin and head of the russian negotiating delegation in Istanbul Vladimir Medinsky said that Ukraine and russia were
NATO chief Rutte says Europe’s social spending must be gutted to pay for war
Rutte declared that if military spending did not increase to “the 5 percent, including the 3.5 percent core defence spending, you could still have the National Health Service… but you had better learn to speak Russian.
EU targets Russia with sanctions, lower oil price cap
The European Commission on Tuesday unveiled its latest in a series of sanctions against Russia targeting energy exports, infrastructure and finances.
Council on Foreign Relations9d
Comparing the Size and Capabilities of the Russian and Ukrainian Militaries
Russia holds a sizable advantage over Ukraine on troop numbers and weaponry yet the two sides have fought to a standstill. Russia this spring has ramped up attacks on civilian targets while
THE WEEK7d
Russia vs. Nato: who would win in a war?
He identified the Sulwałki Gap, an area on the Russia border with Poland, Lithuania and Belarus as the most "vulnerable" area for an invasion that "could trigger a larger war between Russia and ...
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