Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s visit to Kyiv is a diplomatic win for Ukraine. But they still do not understand the nature of the war or what is needed to end it.

Europe welcomed genuine political dissidents during the Cold War, and should continue doing so. But some argue Europe should go further.

Opinion | In a recent article for the Moscow Times, the prominent Russian opposition politician Ilya Yashin claimed I argued that “the interests of Russia’s opposition in exile are fundamentally at od...

Facing growing industrial and manpower constraints, Russia must soon decide whether to forcibly mobilise its economy and society for its war against Ukraine. The consequences for Russia’s stability and Europe’s security will be profound.

Facing growing industrial and manpower constraints, Russia must soon decide whether to forcibly mobilise its economy and society for its war against Ukraine. The consequences for Russia’s stability and Europe’s security will be profound.

Opinion | This article was originally published by the International Institue for Strategic Studies.

While orthodox strategic arguments hover in the background, Trump himself speaks of international relations in visceral, tactile, intimate terms rather than bloodless abstractions of interest and values.

A tumultuous week has consumed much energy, changed little and exposed Europe’s weakness.

Recent policy choices by America, Europe and China, and domestic economic strains, are reshaping Russia’s calculus. Since time may no longer be on its side, it is challenging Western resolve in more risky and aggressive ways. This is certain to escalate unless Europe responds.

Recent policy choices by America, Europe and China, and domestic economic strains, are reshaping Russia’s calculus. Since time may no longer be on its side, it is challenging Western resolve in more risky and aggressive ways. This is certain to escalate unless Europe responds.

Russia has not scaled back its ambitions and America will not pressure it to do so. Territorial issues and security guarantees are currently second-order issues. The war remains intractable.

Companies across Russia, China, and Belarus participate in Moscow's autonomous AI warfare production chains.

The imminent summit in Alaska could well prove a decisive moment for Europe, Russia, Ukraine and the United States.

European Union leaders have urged U.S. President Donald Trump to defend their security interests at Friday's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the war in Ukraine.

Trump’s relationship with Putin has never been worse. If NATO implements its new spending commitments, and Trump his sanctions, time may no longer be on Russia’s side.

In Russia’s war against Ukraine, electronic warfare, including signal-jamming, anti-drone weapons, and innovative protections for critical military systems, has become a key piece of the conflict.

America is pre-emptively ceding fundamental and long-held positions to Russia in the hope of ending a war it is not fighting. This is likely to make it less, not more, secure.

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