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Thomas L. FriedmanThe New York Times |
Leaks by U.S. officials suggest we are no longer in an indirect war with Russia but rather edging toward a direct one.
Loose lips could lead to huge unintended consequences.
Ukrainians fight for freedom as a U.S. congressman and Russia’s leader fight for power.
Moscow overreached on Ukraine and Beijing on Covid, and now they’re paying for their hubris.
John Arquilla explains how Ukrainians have adopted the three new rules of war.
There’s never been a pariah state as consequential as Russia.
In World War Wired, virtually everyone everywhere can observe the fighting at a granular level, participate in some way or be affected economically.
The technology is here. We can now put Putin over a barrel. It is just a matter of leadership and national will.
This is what happens when a leader wants to be the president for life.
Russia’s strategic choices could become increasingly frightening to the West.
Wars bring out the best and the worst of humanity. Surprises are the only constant.
He’s not a man to admit defeat, so he could just keep doubling down.
China is the one country that might have the power to stop Putin. For its own sake, China would be wise to study what’s happening in Russia and...
Every day that Putin refuses to stop we get closer to the gates of hell.
Putin’s war has ensured the world will never be the same.
Russia president is trying to hide his poor leadership by becoming a nationalist avenger.
The Neil Young-Joe Rogan-Spotify dust-up isn’t about just freedom of speech.
We need truth and trust for our democracy, our health and our planet.
Putin has something bigger to worry about at home than anything that happens in Ukraine.
He’s not particularly concerned, though, with what’s in Ukraine.
Saving American democracy may involve following Israel’s example.
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