Moscow has overcome Western economic sanctions and honed a bigger and more effective military through 18 months of combat

The U.S. embassy in Prague furthered the suppression of the historical context of the Ukraine conflict, which has dangerously trapped Americans in ignorance about the war, reports Joe Lauria.

Ex-CIA Ray McGovern and Stephen Gardner discuss the collapse of Ukraine.

ACURA’s Nicolai Petro talks about why he thinks Ukraine can still be discriminating against its eastern, Russian-speaking citizens, even when the country has a president from the eastern, Russian-speaking part of the country. And, further shares his thoughts on the influence of far-right nationalism.

Victory may be in sight for Vladimir Putin

When the Ukrainian Army put up massive resistance against initial limited Russian military drives at the beginning of the current war in February 2022, ordinary Ukrainian soldiers fought passionately and bravely in a war that was completely avoidable and unnecessary and inflicted casualties and major delays on Russian forces, which themselves were operating cautiously to minimize their own casualties and at first very clearly to limit civilian casualties Thus, the numbers of killed and injured were in the first months of the conflict only 10% to 12% of what they are now.

Exclusive interview with Professor Geoffrey Roberts

White House says Shokin not credible, was fired for being too soft on corruption

Unionists and the IRA rejected a deal that they both eventually came around to supporting 25 years later.

Wherein we show once again that Ukraine is frickin’ doomed…