Russia
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Opinion & Analysis
Ukraine and the “large” vs “small” conflict model
The Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Milley, recently described the current phase of the war in…
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An axis of interests, not an axis of resistance
I don’t know to what extent the coordination between the UAE and Russia under the OPEC+ platform can be interpreted…
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Long-haul war of attrition in Ukraine
NATO leaders seem to be fully convinced of the need to prepare for what they describe as a long-term “war…
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Has diplomacy failed in Ukraine?
Most evidence indicates that the war in Ukraine has entered a bone-crushing phase. The crisis will not be resolved through…
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A stiff test of the limits of American power
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, many sober strategic evaluations have said that this will definitely be the American…
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Serious indicators in international relations
As Finland and Sweden move closer to formally applying for NATO membership, Helsinki recognizes the seriousness of the transition period…
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Ukraine Crisis: The Western Scenario
Aside from Russian thinking about the conduct of the current war effort in Ukraine, there are signs that reflect a…
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Finland, Sweden and the NATO accession scenario
There is probably no more delicate time than now to admit new members to NATO or to implement NATO’s plans…
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What’s going on between Washington and its strategic rivals?
The main strategic implications of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan seem on the horizon. US losses are not yet so…
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Has the Taliban achieved an international diplomatic breakthrough?
Many might not have thought that this would be the first influential international appearance by the Afghan Taliban since they…
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