Making the Case for Ukraine to New Hampshire from Davos
As the World Economic Forum in Switzerland takes the spotlight in US media, important messages can be conveyed to skeptical Republicans as the US presidential race heats up.
Would You Sell Them Out?
A question for American lawmakers about Ukraine.
Boycotting Brands in Russia: Why Consumer Choice Matters in Ending the War
Almost two years ago, Moscow launched the full-scale invasion of Ukraine; while over 1000 companies quickly withdrew from Russia, some prominent brands have stubbornly clung to the Russian market.
Where is General Gerasimov and Why Does it Matter?
“After a series of Ukrainian missile strikes in Crimea, the continued silence from the Kremlin is potentially telling. Is Putin worried that Kyiv is actively targeting his high command?”
Furious: How the West is Getting Things So Wrong
As US government officials bathe in hollow sound bites while much needed military aid is withheld, the West could be foolishly digging its own grave by betraying Ukraine.
Is Biden Deserting World Freedom?
The US President has several choices by which to buttress America's role as defender of democratic governments. Instead, he is opting for a US retreat, thinking it will win him the next election.
Are We Drifting Towards World War?
Unless bold and brave leadership is shown now, the world will find itself mired in a third war or face a period of calamitous, worsening change.
US Policy is Adrift in the Middle East
Why the Westcannot afford to stand back from the Israel-Hammas war and be accused of double standards over Gaza.
Ukraine and Romania Agree to Expand Digital Cooperation
The digitization of nearly every aspect of modern life is the basis of the new found synergy between Ukraine and one of its nearest neighbors and partner.
Australia – Let Ukraine Have Your “Retired” Taipan Helicopters
The Australian Defense Forces (ADF) will reportedly scrap its fleet of 45 MRH 90 Taipan helicopters that was permanently grounded last year following a fatal crash in July.
US Defense Spending Below Pre-war Level, at Historic Lows
“If we took the Ukraine war as seriously as the Korean War, then we would be willing to spend more than $4.4 trillion on defense, comfortably twice Russia’s entire GDP.”
The ICJ and the Crime of Genocide
This article by the Israeli Ambassador in Ukraine highlights aspects of the United Nations Convention on the Prevention of the Crime of Genocide as well as proliferating misuses of claims of genocide.
