Russian forces have been forced out of two logistical support hubs.
A 2020 blowout has long been presumed. But maybe it won’t happen.
Instead of a clenched fist of support, it was a big middle finger to Sweden and Finland.
What should conservatives who can’t support the party of Trump do?
The Western alliance is getting stronger in the face of Russian aggression.
The retired general and think tank president is in hot water.
Our ostensible ally is seeking to rebrand itself.
A diplomatic nightmare brewing since last week is now upon us.
Many and small beats large and heavy. Finding beats flanking. Swarming beats surging.
Western powers may be at odds with the people doing the fighting and dying.
Putin must be worrying about losing what little empire he has built.
Strikes near the Polish border show the real possibility of escalation.
An incredibly isolated Russian leader is not interested in running the country.
The disintegrating military situation is leading to escalating brutality.
Vladimir Putin is banning commodity exports.
One can see the faintest hint of a backbone in the former Vice President.
Putin is a monster, but he may also be just as irrational as the rest of us.
The ferocity of the global reaction to Putin’s invasion is stunning.
Pundits like Thomas Friedman struggle with premature prognostication.
Addressing an analytical pet peeve (and, more importantly, correcting a mistake).
NATO has stepped up in a pleasantly surprising way to resist the Ukraine invasion.
Sanctions are already taking a toll. But the West could do more if it had the will.