Elite Splits Over Ukraine Shed a Tiny Bit of Light on Factions
It is possible to infer a few things from recent Ukraine push-and-pulling, but none of it is reassuring.
Read more...It is possible to infer a few things from recent Ukraine push-and-pulling, but none of it is reassuring.
Read more...Colonel Mustard in the Library with the Candlestick Spooks and divers in the Baltic with the C4.
Russia had a budget shortfall due to a fall in energy-related tax receipts. How serious a problem is this development?
Read more...The EU pins its hopes to LNG.
Read more...Unable to inflict their desired amount of damage on Russia, the EU and NATO are aiming for a consolation prize: Serbia.
Read more...A meaty discussion of the broader implications of the war in Ukraine.
Read more...Victoria Nuland is a loser as even the newspaper of record admits defeat.
Read more...A closer look at an old Eurozone banking crisis shows how Cyprus was (at least to a degree) used to get at Russia.
Read more...The U.S. military has made up its mind about the future in 2018.
Read more...Russia, India, and Iran press ahead with new International North-South Transport Corridor. Will Adani crisis and Iran-Azerbaijan tension derail it?
Read more...The timing of a Blinken interview and a RAND paper release points to elite splits over Ukraine. Sadly the warmongers are still in charge.
Read more...Blinken offers a hollow set of concessions via the Washington Post. What is the real message?
Read more...Washington’s favorite foreign minister, Annalena Baerbock, undermines Scholz again and helps the US back the chancellor into a corner on Leopard tanks.
Read more...Pressure on Türkiye continues as US pushes F-16 deal that would see Ankara drop opposition to Sweden NATO bid, which became a long shot after Quran burning in Stockholm. Greece says it will expand its waters around Crete, enraging Türkiye.
Read more...Duma Speaker warns of powerful retaliation for weapons supplies to Kiev for attacks on Russia.
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