Russia’s war is getting cheaper. That’s the worst news Europe has heard in years.
Four years of data show Russia trading tanks for drones—while its new armor heads not to Ukraine, but to NATO's border.
Europe must stop negotiating its own defeat
In 2024, Europe backed international law. Now it's negotiating Putin's demands.
The alliance Russia fears isn’t NATO. It’s a coalition that will actually fight.
With Ukraine as a founding member, a coalition of committed nations would have the one thing NATO lacks: proven resolve.
Venezuela proved Trump thinks like Putin—and Europe needs new allies
Trump called Putin "genius." Then he followed the playbook.
Trump built Russia a kill switch. They’re already using it.
Zelenskyy warns Russia is preparing to strike Kyiv government buildings using the fabricated "attack on Putin's residence" as pretext. The same playbook Russia used in September.
The alternative to NATO: A Coalition of Like-Minded European Countries
Fifteen nations, 4% GDP spending, and Ukraine as founding member.
Trump offers Ukraine “security guarantees” that are designed to fail
NATO can't protect its own members—why would it protect Ukraine?
Europe now faces two strategic adversaries: Russia and the United States
Trump's security strategy calls for "cultivating resistance" against EU governments
Trump’s Ukraine plan proves the transatlantic alliance is dead
Europe must accept reality or cling to fantasy
NATO’s boiled frog moment: 19 drones, zero consequences
Poland has everything needed to stop Russian drones. NATO has the world's most advanced air defenses. Neither matters when the alliance refuses to use them.
The Ukraine war won’t end in Alaska—but Western unity might
Putin gets an American partner against Europe; Trump gets to claim he tried diplomacy.
Russia built Ukraine’s drone storm over three years — 2025 is when it finally breaks
Russia's drone war Ukraine's allies thought they understood is about to change entirely — and Europe is not ready for what breaks loose in 2025.
NATO’s shortest summit reveals its deepest crisis
The Alliance still names Russia the threat—but behind closed doors, it no longer agrees on how, or even whether, to respond.
The NATO horse is dead. Europe must ride with Ukraine now.
Clinging to a hollowed alliance won’t stop the next war.