Did you ever wonder why are we imposing a maximum pressure campaign on Russia while negotiating to lift one off Iran? The reason for imposing one on Russia -- even if it is better late than never -- is all too obvious, but at the same time the reason for removing massive sanctions from Iran eludes me.
Many are calling Russia's invasion of Ukraine the Second Cold War. But what we are seeing today is entirely different: a new war for a new era, and one that is unlikely to end anytime soon.
The Ukraine crisis may be a story of Russian aggression, but the preamble is the Biden administration’s failure to strengthen America, rally the West, bolster NATO, and deter Vladimir Putin.
We decided not to run away and stay in Zhytomyr. This is a big city – it’s in the center of Zhytomyr region, which is borders Belarussia. So, it is not the safest place.
As Russian forces solidify their stranglehold on Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy must be prepared to stand up a government in exile if the capital falls.
With Ukrainians willing to fight and allies supplying them with weapons, training, and intelligence, the Russian military machine can be effectively countered.
The cost of Putin's war has had drastic effects on the global food supply chain, and it's time for the Biden administration to show up and address the crisis.
The invasion of Ukraine necessitates clarifying our position on Taiwan’s sovereignty so that President Xi Jinping fully understands unambiguously our relationship to Taiwan.
Since the Russian invasion began, the world has watched the heroic and likely hopeless resistance of the Ukrainian people. Why do they fight so fiercely against fearful odds with such courage?
