The evangelical case for U.S. military aid to Ukraine
By The Washington Post
Voices on the Republican right claim Ukraine is…
➔ iJoe Biden must cut a deal with GOP and get vital aid to Ukraine NOW
By New York Post
If President Joe Biden wants to prevent Russia…
➔ iThe Unintended Consequences of Seizing Russian Assets
By Foreign Policy
Using Russian money for Ukraine reconstruction…
➔ iThe Credibility Mirage
By The American Conservative
As support for the anti-Russian proxy war fades,…
➔ iVladimir Putin Harasses Finland
By The Wall Street Journal
Russia is using migrants as a weapon against the…
➔ iUkraine's Counteroffensive Is Stalled, but Not at Sea
By The Wall Street Journal
Kyiv’s plucky navy uses missiles and drones to…
➔ iWe must keep backing Ukraine to counter Russia, China and Iran’s push for global chaos
By New York Post
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has it…
➔ iWhy Europe is rearming: It isn’t just about Russia.
By The Washington Post
European nations are stiffening their defenses as…
➔ iBiden’s China summit was a reminder: the US should talk to its rivals more often | Christopher S…
By The Guardian
Biden deserves credit for pushing for the meeting…
➔ iThe Spaceman and the Horse Cart
By The American Conservative
A new book captures the Soviet Sixties, the last…
➔ iShould we seize Russian funds to pay for the war in Ukraine? Commentators weigh in.
By The Washington Post
There are substantive arguments for and against…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Cyprus Confidential: revelations should be a spur to action | Editorial
By The Guardian
Transparency and international cooperation are…
➔ iRussia Is Shrugging Off Sanctions
By Foreign Policy
The West must get tougher on oil revenues to…
➔ iPutin has decided it’s okay to be antisemitic
By The Washington Post
The Russian leader has finally succumbed to a…
➔ iDOE to solar-ize Puerto Rico, and Granholm plays groveling tour guide to China and Russia at…
By American Thinker
Naturally, Republicans send a strongly-worded…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the EU and Ukraine: creating a new Europe will take time | Editorial
By The Guardian
Brussels was right to recommend that accession…
➔ iWhy is Israel’s Netanyahu still groveling to Putin and Russia?
By Haaretz
For a decade, Israel has been anxious to placate…
➔ iCould this man bring down Putin?
By The Washington Post
Ilya Ponomarev believes the only way to end the…
➔ iKazakhstan’s Leader Makes Neutrality an Art
By Foreign Policy
Tokayev is maximizing his opportunities by…
➔ iThe Road to Middle East Peace Runs Through Doha
By Foreign Policy
Bringing together Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and…
➔ iSupport Ukraine? Then support Israel
By Haaretz
Both Ukraine and Israel face foes with explicitly…
➔ iThe Inevitable Fall of Putin’s New Russian Empire
By Foreign Policy
What history tells us about collapsed empires…
➔ iBLM’s Hamas support is no shock, faking the ‘Russian bot’ menace and other commentary
By New York Post
“After Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israeli…
➔ iRussia and China are no friends to Islam as they bash Israel
By New York Post
Moscow and Beijing may be cozying up to Hamas and…
➔ iThe west can’t afford to forget about the war in Ukraine | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
Volodymyr Zelenskiy is in dire need of support as…
➔ iIs the House GOP about to give Putin a pat on the back for his barbarism?
By The Washington Post
Russia’s war crimes are not incidental to the…
➔ iRussia’s alarming axis with Iran is in plain view and should stiffen resolve behind Ukraine
By New York Post
The Wagner Group will now provide Hezbollah with…
➔ iThe Iran-Russia Military Axis
By The Wall Street Journal
The two countries are increasingly working…
➔ iAs the U.S. fights over aid, Ukraine’s hopes hang in the balance
By The Washington Post
Technology is the key to breaking the stalemate…
➔ iRussia is attacking religious freedom in Ukraine. Does Mike Johnson care?
By The Washington Post
Ukrainian religious leaders came to Washington to…
➔ iThe Dream of a European Security Order With Russia Is Dead
By Foreign Policy
How the war ends will determine Europe’s future…
➔ iThe Russian influence and Israel: Reckless then, dangerous now
By The Washington Post
A 1973 decision by Henry Kissinger could have led…
➔ iMurder, torture, rape: Russia’s crimes are a long-running horror show
By The Washington Post
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has unfolded…
➔ iThe Easiest Way to Make Russia Sanctions More Effective
By Foreign Policy
Better collaboration between Britain and the EU…
➔ iJailing journalists will not extinguish the desire for freedom
By The Washington Post
Reporters in Russia and Iran are wrongfully…
➔ iA Refusenik in a Country at War
By The Wall Street Journal
Israeli statesman Natan Sharanksy on the 2005…
➔ iFiona Hill: Ukraine’s Fate Now Linked to the Middle East’s
By Foreign Policy
The former White House Russia expert on Biden’s…
➔ iHow Russia Evaded the Oil Price Cap
By Foreign Policy
The idea worked well until the Kremlin adapted,…
➔ iDire Warnings of Russia and China Threats Challenge Aging U.S. Nuclear Arsenal
By Foreign Policy
U.S. nuclear deterrence needs to be urgently…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the UN and Israel: the Middle East crisis increases its challenges | Editorial
By The Guardian
A nearly eight-decade-old institution is tussling…
➔ iCan China Help in the Middle East?
By The Wall Street Journal
It is a more formidable potential adversary than…
➔ iBoth Parties Can Agree on America's Nuclear Peril
By The Wall Street Journal
To deter threats from China and Russia, the U.S...
➔ iAfter Hamas’s massacre, clarity on the Iran-China-Russia threat is vital
By The Washington Post
The tyrants in Tehran, Beijing and Moscow are…
➔ iThe Israel-Hamas War Reverberates Around the World
By Foreign Policy
Here’s how the conflict has affected countries…
➔ iHow China is stoking a new Cold War with the West
By New York Post
From Israel to Ukraine, China — with support…
➔ iThe U.N. Is Powerless to Help Gaza. That's How the U.S. Wants It.
By The Intercept
The five permanent members of the Security…
➔ iWhere Does Russia Stand on the Israel-Hamas War?
By Foreign Policy
Moscow may temporarily profit from the West’s…
➔ iPetrostates usually benefit from war. Let’s make sure Iran and Russia don’t.
By The Washington Post
We can protect the global economy from higher oil…
➔ iThe Guardian view on support for Ukraine: Kyiv stands strong, but others are faltering | Editorial
By The Guardian
Maintaining international backing is becoming…
➔ iPutin is helping Hamas to hurt the West
By The Washington Post
If the U.S. abandons Ukraine by cutting off aid,…
➔ iUkraine Targets Russia With Secret New Supply of U.S. Weapons
By Foreign Policy
Kyiv scores hits with long-awaited ATACMS system.
➔ iRobert Fico Isn’t the Next Viktor Orban
By Foreign Policy
Slovakia’s resurrected leader needed allies to…
➔ iHamas's Violence Is Another European Policy Failure
By The Wall Street Journal
The EU hoped to influence the world via economic…
➔ iWhat’s inside Russia’s new-and-improved history textbooks
By The Washington Post
Plus: The Israel-Hamas war online. RFK Jr. Police…
➔ iVladimir Kara-Murza: Putin thinks he can bend history to his will
By The Washington Post
The Russian dictator isn’t content with…
➔ iIsraeli Victory Is Critical to U.S. Interests
By The Wall Street Journal
A timely show of American strength would deter…
➔ iWhat Will Russia Do With Gaza Chaos?
By Foreign Policy
A possible two-front war in the Middle East will…
➔ iFunding Ukraine’s war against Russia is morally right
By The Washington Post
I always thought the Republican Party supported…
➔ iTerror attack on Israel is the direct result of Biden aiding and enabling evil Iran
By New York Post
President Biden has presided over disasters…
➔ iThe Russian Oil Price Cap Can Work Again
By Foreign Policy
With global prices on the rise, here are some…
➔ iBiden’s border disaster is hurting Ukraine
By The Washington Post
Biden’s failure to secure our borders…
➔ iThe EU Needs to Get Bigger if It Wants to Get Better
By Foreign Policy
Brussels’s continued balking over new members…
➔ iUkrainians will suffer for House Republicans’ folly
By The Washington Post
Denying aid to Ukraine played right into Russian…
➔ iThe Ukraine war is in a new phase. Biden must rethink the US position | Stephen Wertheim
By The Guardian
Unfortunately for the president, supporting…
➔ iAre Ukraine’s Airstrikes in Russia Effective?
By Foreign Policy
The attacks hinder Russian warfighting, but…
➔ iOpinion: Putin is using high oil prices to test support for Ukraine. Congress' dysfunction plays…
By Los Angeles Times
Russia is earning fistfuls of money from oil…
➔ iUkraine's Hunter Biden Risk
By The Wall Street Journal
How the president’s bid for a second term…
➔ iWhite House Faces Calls to Stop Ex-Guantánamo Detainee’s Forced Return to Russia
By The Intercept
The family of a former Guantánamo Bay detainee…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Slovakia’s election: an ominous signal from central Europe | Editorial
By The Guardian
Victory for a Putin-friendly populist has given…
➔ iHas Congress gone totally mad in holding up aid for Ukraine?
By New York Post
Kyiv is at a critical point in its war with…
➔ iBiden must give Ukraine what it needs to win — and literally make Russia pay
By New York Post
Support for Ukraine and opposition to Russian…
➔ iThe deadly Armenia conflict is Russia at its worst
By New York Post
The recent flare-up between Armenia and…
➔ iShutdown-ready Republicans shouldn’t buy into Vivek Ramaswamy’s insane Ukraine plan
By New York Post
Republicans in Congress would do well to reject…
➔ iWhat Does Victory Look Like in Ukraine?
By Foreign Policy
Ukrainians differ on what would keep their nation…
➔ iNorth Korea’s Shell Game Is Not a Game-Changer, Pentagon Says
By Foreign Policy
Moscow’s deal with Pyongyang for more artillery…
➔ iWhy ‘problems without passports’ especially worry the CIA director
By The Washington Post
Beyond alarms regarding China or Russia, the head…
➔ iHungary Severs Aid to Ukraine
By Foreign Policy
Budapest is willing to anger the EU and NATO if…
➔ iWhy we must support Ukraine
By The Washington Post
In essence, withholding aid is resigning to let…
➔ iWagner’s African Hosts Regret Letting Them In
By Foreign Policy
Libyans, among others, are sick of the Russian…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Kosovo’s future: Europe must do more | Editorial
By The Guardian
Spiralling tensions between Pristina and Belgrade…
➔ iMAD in the Middle East
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Israel and Hezbollah's relationship…
➔ iBlame the BRICS for the end of the dollar’s global domination
By New York Post
Nearly 15 years after the BRICS coalition of…
➔ iAmerican Pandemic ‘Samizdat’
By The Daily Signal
On May 15, 1970, The New York Times published an…
➔ iRussia failed to weaken NATO — but its own security alliance is now falling apart
By New York Post
Russia's version of NATO is collapsing as…
➔ iDHS Team Recruits Officials Who Falsely Called Hunter Biden Laptop Story ‘Russian…
By The Daily Signal
The Department of Homeland Security has sparked…
➔ iWhy Everyone Is Courting Mauritania
By Foreign Policy
NATO, China, Russia, and regional powers all want…
➔ iUkraine's Judges Shoot Down Russian Drones
By The Wall Street Journal
Yuriy Chumak, a member of the Supreme Court,…
➔ iSlovakia Is Headed Back to the (Recent) Past
By Foreign Policy
Robert Fico is anti-Europe, pro-Russia, and could…
➔ iWashington, don’t even try telling Zelensky to compromise
By The Washington Post
After a week in Ukraine, I came away with a sense…
➔ iOpinion: How Biden can reassure Ukrainians that they won't face Russia alone
By Los Angeles Times
The White House will welcome President Zelensky…
➔ iZelensky: ‘War Crimes Must Be Punished’
By Foreign Policy
Ukraine’s president made an impassioned plea at…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"I am not a party candidate, and if elected cannot be President of a party, but the President of the whole people."
- Zachary Taylor