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With crucial territory and infrastructure falling to the Russians, Ukrainian public opinion is swinging precipitously against their leaders and the war.
Outrage over the alleged presence of North Korean troops in Ukraine overlooks the presence of Western personnel.
The election of Donald Trump signals a sea change in Ukraine.
Multipolarity means there are no certain “friends” for the U.S.
The Ukraine–Russia war has dragged on for at least two years longer than it had to—and for what?
The outline that has emerged in the press is a repetition of old demands.
The State Department’s former top woman on Ukraine has been an invaluable source on Americans’ involvement in the war—particularly her own.
Restrictions of civil freedoms in Ukraine have become more draconian.
