The canny Ukrainian leader didn’t cower after the president signed a diesel deal with Putin and limited intelligence sharing with Kyiv.
Foreign Affairs
Reporting and analysis on foreign affairs and America’s role in the world.
Posted inForeign Affairs
What I Saw at the French Protests
Last week in Paris, a mix of genuine protest, opportunistic violence, and government failure.
Posted inUkraine
Europeans Look for Options as Costs Mount in Ukraine
Many countries understand they can’t walk away—but where to find the money?
Posted inForeign Affairs
Amid Student Protests, Pessimism About France’s Future
The massive outpouring I saw in Paris was animated by more than students’ legitimate concerns about deteriorating schools.
Posted inFeatured
October 7: How Can So Many People Celebrate a Massacre?
Remember, pro-Palestinian protesters cheered cold-blooded mass murder even before Israel retaliated.
Posted inRussia’s War on Ukraine
Europe Struggles to Respond to Russian Attacks
Ukrainians warn their Western allies: “Putin is at war with you, too.”
Posted inRussia’s War on Ukraine
The New Normal in Kyiv, Ukraine
Nonstop attacks by Russian jet-powered drones empty supermarket shelves and terrorize civilians
Posted inRussia’s War on Ukraine
Beyond Virtue Signaling on Ukraine and Russia
Congress could still add guardrails to Lindsey Graham’s legacy sanctions bill to stop Trump from further abusing his tariff authority.
Posted inPolitics
How American Media Is Gaslighting Europeans on Air Conditioning
The continent is sweating not because of effete resistance to AC, but because of climate change.
Posted inRussia’s War on Ukraine
The Next Big Thing in the Ukraine War: Ground Drones
Robotic ground systems don’t replace infantry, but they help it do its job—including combat assaults.
