Estonia in the Crosshairs: The Baltic nation on the front line where the Ukraine war is spilling into Europe offers a lesson in resilience—and why alliances matter.
Poland
Putin Goes There
For the first time in its history, NATO engaged a Russian incursion into allied airspace. Trump shrugged. What happens next?
Poland’s Trump Conundrum—and Vice Versa
Warsaw needs the U.S. even more than it hates and fears Russia. The U.S. president wants more European military spending, but when allies like Warsaw become stronger, they become more independent.
As Ukraine Fights, Echoes of Historic Meetings in Yalta and Helsinki Abound
Some 80 years ago, Roosevelt and Churchill were at their meeting with Stalin. Thirty years later, the Helsinki Accords helped doom the Iron Curtain. Here’s what we can learn on their anniversaries.
“We Are Witnessing a New Form of Warfare”
A military-intelligence source explains Ukraine’s chances of victory and how the embattled nation might still get those MiG fighters.
Steve Bannon Wants to Lead Fascist Movement in Europe
In what Bannon calls ‘The Movement,’ he plans to unite the far-right in a continent-wide, white nationalist insurgency.

