International inaction has allowed for a tragic cycle of violence and displacement. It is high time to change course.
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Wagner’s mutiny was a symptom of intra-elite tensions which will not go away with the passing of its leader.
The world still wants to buy US debt, and the dollar’s dominance won’t be affected by the Fitch downgrade.
We have yet to see the full repercussions of the Wagner Group’s march on Moscow.
Putin is losing two wars: the one in Ukraine and the one over the World War II narrative.
A recent decision by the UK’s top court ruined Putin’s efforts to break the Western-led economic order from within.
To counter his strategy, the West should offer Kyiv a formal alliance.
The $60 price cap on Russian seaborne oil may mark the beginning of the end for Putin’s economic strategy.
By cutting gas to the European Union, the Kremlin is shooting itself in the foot.
Those whom the Russian president may perceive as allies do not seem to be eager to back his brutal war in Ukraine.
