The US goal to end the Putin regime by overextending and unbalancing Russia has thus far not succeeded. For those nations both directly and indirectly affected by America’s escalatory actions, there is clearly a lot at stake should the US succeed.

A new piece of empire apologia in The Atlantic is also annoyingly accurate. It’s just a fact that in 2022, liberals are gaga for U.S. interventionism.

Terry Gross: “a communist country — Russia! — has been retweeting social media from the far right.”

The horrific war in Ukraine is, tragically, far from over with no end in sight. Whether the world that emerges will be unipolar or multipolar, one thing is certain: the world is now more polarized.

On a recent interview with the Useful Idiots podcast, Noam Chomsky repeated his argument that the only reason we hear the word “unprovoked” every time anyone mentions Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in the mainstream news media is because it absolutely was provoked, and they know it.

75 years after a little-known massacre, another memorial in Eastern Europe is erected to obfuscate the history of World War II

Surely, there are no Nazis in Ukraine. For starters, most of them are already buried in Canada. Like this dude, Taras Bulba Borovets, who escaped to Canada via Germany. He was the one who organized vicious pogroms, killed numerous Poles and Jews, was one of the three founders of Ukrainian Nationalist Army (UPA) whose name still sends shivers down many a spine(along with Bandera and Melnik). Documentation about this guy is located in Yad Vashem, and historians has described and explored most of his gruesome activity.

Some six months since the start of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the emergence of three realities in the war is forcing Washington to wrestle with some hard choices.

A steep bill comes due for decades of democracy promotion.

How London played a role in Zelensky’s newest clampdown on the rights of the country’s citizens