Is Tucker Carlson Visiting Moscow to Give Putin a Boost in Russia’s Time of Need?
Going to Moscow to interview Putin in 2024 is like visiting Berlin in 1940 to speak with Hitler. But pro-Russia Republicans think that’s just “journalism” because they want to hear “both sides.”
Tucker Carlson and Modern-day Quislings
Tucker Carlson claims that he just wants dialogue with Russia. What we get instead is a pro-Russian propagandist with a huge platform seen as a tool by the Kremlin to advance its imperialist agenda.
South Africa’s Double Standards
South Africa’s allegations of genocide against Israel come in the wake of its UN abstention following Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, and its joint naval drills with Russia and China.
Is Kyiv Finally Beginning to Recognize Belarusian Democratic Opposition?
Ukraine’s foreign minister has appointed the former Ukrainian ambassador to Belarus to work with the Belarusian democratic opposition. How significant is this?
Plundering the Western Balkans with EU’s Tacit Acquiescence – Part 2
Corrupt politicians have been systematically plundering public budgets and natural resources in the Western Balkans for years. Increasingly, international actors are also discovering an El Dorado.
Pictures of Ukraine – Reality Saves Thousands of Words
The author’s photographs were originally intended to reinforce existing US support for Ukraine but now sees them as being essential to combat the growing antipathy towards the provision of aid.
Plundering the Western Balkans with EU’s Tacit Acquiescence, Part. 1
Corrupt politicians have been systematically plundering public budgets and natural resources in the Western Balkans for years. Increasingly, international actors are also discovering an El Dorado.
Decrease in US Support for Ukraine Tied to Russian Intelligence Operations
A recently declassified US intelligence report shows a direct correlation between the current impasse in the US Congress on aid to Ukraine and Russian intelligence operations.
Upheaval in Bashkortostan Signals Beginning of the End of Putin’s Russia
Why the situation in Russia’s Muslim republic of Bashkortostan deserves our attention.
Trump as a ‘Manchurian Candidate’
The author envisions what a November win by Donald Trump might look like, viewing him as a Kremlin tool like the brainwashed character in the 1959 novel and 1962/2004 political thriller films.
Artists Fallen on the Battlefield
With the death of poet Maksym Kryvtsov, Ukraine continues losing some of its best artists. This is not just a loss for Ukrainian culture, it is a loss for the world.
Does Biden Have a Plan to Win the War in Ukraine?
It is all too easy to lay the blame on opposition republicans for the log jam in funding for Ukraine but even when the money is released how will it be used to ensure success for Kyiv?
