Tag Archives: Ukraine

Don’t look now but there is another conflict brewing in the former Soviet space. Relations between Russia and Azerbaijan have been in a freefall for weeks after police in Yekaterinburg … Continue reading

Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, few countries have done more to assist Moscow than Iran.  From Shahid drones to ballistic missiles to artillery shells, … Continue reading

It was bold. It was audacious. It was innovative. And it was highly successful.  It was called Operation Spiderweb and it was Ukraine’s largest drone attack on Russian air bases … Continue reading

Back in 2019, longtime Kremlin aide Vladislav Surkov asked a rhetorical question about Russia’s cyber posture in a widely circulated article in the newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta: “Who are we on the world wide web – spiders or flies?”  Continue reading

Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine is many things. It’s the story of a Russian autocrat with a twisted view of history obsessed with personal aggrandisement.   Continue reading

In the three years since Russia’s full-scale re-invasion of Ukraine, Western sanctions and diplomatic efforts have sought to force Moscow into deep international isolation. Continue reading

The United States presents Ukraine with a take-it-or-leave-it ceasefire deal that compels Kyiv to give Russia everything it wants in exchange for…well, in exchange for nothing. Continue reading

The war continues, even if less people are paying attention. Continue reading

From the Baltic Defense Line fortifying Europe’s eastern flank to an 800 billion euro rearmament plan to talk of an independent European nuclear deterrent, a new era is being born in European security. Continue reading