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.
Trump won’t restart military aid to Ukraine—and no peace talks will change that
When Trump cut off intelligence sharing and weapons deliveries to Ukraine, administration officials insisted it was leverage for peace negotiations. The evidence tells a different story.
I am confident Russia will lose this year. Here’s why
Russia is losing across every domain of warfare—land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace—except one: the cognitive battlefield.
NATO must reform or be dissolved
Deterrence is a psychological factor. It only works as long as the enemy finds NATO credible, and that is no longer the case.
The dark truth behind NATO’s “fear of Russian escalation”
NATO frets over poking the Russian bear while its own paper tiger growls. Eastern allies demand action as Western powers reveal an Alliance scared of its own shadow.
NATO must abandon “Russia-Ukraine War” delusion
Denial is not a sustainable strategy. The West must aknowledge Russia's global war for what it is -- and start fighting back
The Kursk incursion logic
The Kursk Offensive helps speed up the Russian military's demise, reinvigorate Western support, and strengthen Ukrainian resolve and resilience.
Trump’s “peace plan” is a blueprint for Russian victory over Ukraine and West
Security analysts warn that Trump's proposed 24-hour negotiation strategy could lead to Ukraine ceding up to 22.5% of its territory, including crucial access to the Black Sea, while abandoning its NATO aspirations.
Nine reasons NATO cannot afford to say “no” to Ukraine
Allies plan to leave Ukraine yet again in limbo at the Washington summit. They are but victims of reflexive control: denying Ukraine membership will escalate Russia's war, not the other way around
Europe finds its courage to stand up to Russia
From debates of troop deployment to speeches about the pre-war era, there is a growing sense in the EU that the time for appeasing Putin has passed
“Now go win the fight,” US tells Ukraine, but withholds air power and long-range weapons
Despite restarting aid, the U.S. is still denying Ukraine key capabilities like F-16 fighter jets and long-range strike weapons that Kyiv says are crucial to launching successful counteroffensives.