With US in retreat, Europe can easily safeguard Ukraine
With US support fading, Europe has everything to defend Ukraine effortlessly — all while leveraging its army to keep Russia in check.
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How American “culture wars” became Russia’s actual war against Ukraine
The amount of DNA shared by Trumpism and Putinism may surprise you
Do you speak Ruscism? Seven phrases that explain why Russia can’t stop invading
From "brotherly nations" to "Russian World," everyday language reveals the empire that can't stop colonizing.
Russia will expand in all directions—and Trump’s envoy just gave the go-ahead
For the first time, an American official has echoed Moscow's justification for seizing sovereign territory.
No, Tucker, Khrushchev isn’t Ukrainian and you really need to take history class
When two people with no knowledge of history meet, you'll know
Ukraine could have built anti-Putin Russia in Kursk but didn’t. That was a mistake
Russian opposition fighters stood ready to establish an alternative political presence in Kursk, but Ukraine never engaged these willing allies.
America’s Cold War thinking derailed Ukraine’s victory — and continues to sabotage Western security
The US's attempt to replay its Afghanistan "bleed Russia" strategy handed Putin his greatest strategic win, morhping Ukraine's war from a quick victory to a proctracted security crisis threatening to fracture NATO.
The voice America gave me, the voice Trump just silenced
I have no gratitude to Trump. But I am infinitely grateful to every American who made the existence of this great organization that defended freedom possible.
What is the value of US security guarantees? Here’s what history shows
With Trump in charge of Ukraine peace talks, Zelenskyy might be facing not one but two states whose pledges are worth less than the paper they’re written on.
Russia and America both want Ukraine to “choose” defeat. And we’re watching it live
Ukraine isn’t just fighting Russia—it’s fighting a setup. Moscow and Washington both want this war over, just not on Kyiv’s terms.
Trump’s aid freeze just dealt Ukraine a strategic blow no future weapon supplies can repair
A military expert warns that even if Trump resumes aid tomorrow, the psychological damage of unreliable American support will haunt Ukraine's war strategy, forcing defensive caution where bold counteroffensives once stood possible.
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.
What Putin gets right about Ukraine’s true value that Trump can’t grasp
While Trump chases Ukraine’s minerals, Putin eyes its industrial might — the one that built the USSR into a superpower and can push Russia ahead of the West again
How to sleepwalk into World War 3: the manual
The Free World’s repeated failure to respond with strength to Russia’s acts of aggression has emboldened the Kremlin, allowing Putin to revive Russia’s imperial ambitions, destabilize Europe, and threaten global peace. The true cost of inaction far exceeds the cost of helping Ukraine to victory.
The only path to real peace in Ukraine lies through Russia’s defeat
With Trump pushing a deal that could hand Ukraine over to Putin, Europe faces a crucial choice: prevent Kyiv's capitulation or fight an even larger war.
Trump-Zelenskyy rift puts world security on the brink. America will pay for it first
Trump's White House clash with Zelenskyy signals the rise of a new world order — the one with Russia resurging as a superpower, China seizing sensitive tech, and NATO suffering trillion-dollar losses.
All eyes on UK as US-Ukraine relations crumble
The heated spat between Trump, Vance, and Zelenskyy was seen with with horror with Europe but not quite for the right reasons
Sweden’s former leader confronts Trump: “You’re repeating Munich’s fatal mistake”
History's darkest deal returns as Trump excludes Ukraine from its own fate.
Biden, Obama, Trump: Different presidents, same Russian reset trap
The props change, but the play remains the same: appease Putin now, pay the price later.
“Your minerals or your aid”: US holds Ukraine hostage while Russia bombs
From defender to debt collector: Washington's new role in Ukraine.