Americanist Eduard Lozansky on Blinken’s visit to Ukraine and the dangerous course of US foreign policy

The US would get into a lot less trouble abroad if it focused its attention a little bit closer to home.

It wasn’t long ago that every forward-thinking American politician understood that the unipolar world order under U.S. leadership was the only game in town.

Surely US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan must, like Dwight D Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan, be hiding a brilliant, cynical calculating genius mind behind that idiot facade? Surely such successive foreign policy catastrophes as the alienation of Saudi Arabia, the humiliating surprise fall of all Afghanistan in a week to the Taliban back in 2021 and now Europe’s bloodiest, most fearful war in nearly a century since World War II in Ukraine must be parts of a Greater, Grander Master Plan? Surely it cannot really be that bad?

The president’s policies reflect his appointments: ideologues who should have retired after previous foreign policy debacles.

Pundits predict that Biden will officially start a war with Russia in 2024. Yes, it’s possible. But it will take a ‘Pearl Harbor’ type of event, which Ukrainian militants can organize.

As is often the case in history, the actions of a dying empire create common ground for its victims to look for alternatives, writes Vijay Prashad.

War with China is no trivial matter. It will be far more dangerous to Americans than our present involvement in the Ukraine-Russia war.

During the febrile peak, now two special counsels ago, I was the one facing a chance of getting locked up

Is Moscow next on his agenda?