Robotic ground systems don’t replace infantry, but they help it do its job—including combat assaults.
Russia-Ukraine War
Another War, Another Excuse for Profiteering
Every energy crisis is a windfall for oil refiners—and consumers pay the price.
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.
How Ukraine Can Survive Without America
The European Union has the means to stop Russian aggression—if it has the will
Trump’s Moral Blindness Should Disqualify Him as a Peacemaker
The president can’t tell the difference between the aggressor and the victim in Ukraine.
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.
In Ukraine’s Army, the “Heavenly Punishment” Battalion’s Morale is Unwavering, Its Blows Punishing
Moscow’s unprovoked war against Kyiv steeled the determination and ingenuity of its fighting forces. An eyewitness report.

