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Alexander J. Motyl, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Nepal looked stable, and few would have expected such an outburst.
Russians, and only Russians, can solve this moral dilemma.
If Trump truly wants a Nobel by bringing peace to Ukraine and Russia, he will have to address the primary “root cause” of the war: Putin.
Putin will not and cannot negotiate in good faith, whether in Alaska or elsewhere.
Vladimir Putin recently admitted that Russia is an artificial construct created by violence.
Trump showed that Russia is a bit player with oversized delusions of grandeur.
Putin, in gifting Safronov’s portrait, presumably knew that Trump would appreciate it.
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Empires are costly and inefficient, and imperialism is costly and counterproductive, with both combining to generate the very forces that eventually...
President-elect Trump kicked off Wednesday morning by asking the Supreme Court to halt the scheduled Friday sentencing in his New York hush money...
Yes, Russia is making incremental advances, but no, those gains don’t amount to a blitzkrieg.
When recently asked at a press conference whether he believes Russia’s war with Ukraine will end in 2025, Vladimir Putin gave an odd answer. “I...
Vladimir Putin’s recent end-of-the-year press conference was mostly a self-congratulatory snooze, but there were several moments that revealed the...
It took Assad’s regime to fall and Putin to accept it meekly for the West to appreciate that things weren’t all that rosy in Tsar Vladimir’s...
They can repress, oppress and suppress a will, but sooner or later their seemingly stable regimes will fall.
The Russo-Ukrainian war cannot end until all sides want a stable and just peace, and the greatest obstacle to such an outcome is the Russian...
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