Eurasia
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The Pivotal Man in Trump’s Dual Policy Toward Ukraine
The CIA continues to help strengthen Ukraine’s military capabilities against Russia, while Trump moves closer to Putin.
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Trump’s Inability to Persuade Putin to Reach a Deal
Trump cannot persuade Putin to make peace with Ukraine by relying on economic incentives.
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America’s Wagner Group: The Starlink Crisis in Ukraine and a Dangerous Reality for Washington’s Allies
The sudden restriction of military Starlink services in Ukraine demonstrated that weapons dependence on private American companies has shaken Washington’s…
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Democrats Move to Sabotage Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal at the Expense of Working Americans
Senate Democrats' threats to investigate companies importing Russian diesel hold US energy security hostage to partisan warfare ahead of the…
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Why Russia Wants Peace Between Iran and the Persian Gulf States
Contrary to Western assumptions that Moscow profits from high oil prices, Persian Gulf instability threatens Russia's strategic projects with Iran…
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Ukraine’s Awkward Position: Dependent on the U.S. and Powerless to Push Back Against Washington
Washington's explicit boundary-setting on aid and the White House's prioritization of energy deals with Russia have left Kyiv as a…
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The Ukraine Conflict Has Become a Severe Stress Test for European Union Cohesion
Economic strain, public fatigue, and Washington’s unilateral deal with Moscow have deepened internal EU divisions over Ukraine.
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The Washington-Moscow Diesel Deal: A Diplomatic Gain Without a Guarantee of Ukraine Peace
The U.S.-Russia energy agreement demonstrates Washington’s willingness to negotiate directly with Moscow, but it does not resolve the underlying deadlock…
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Behind Trump and Putin’s Diesel Deal Ahead of the U.S. Midterm Elections
The U.S. sanctions waiver for Russian diesel imports undermines Western pressure on Moscow while doing little to lower domestic fuel…
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Beyond the War in Ukraine: Lavrov’s Account of Russia’s Historic Confrontation with the West
Moscow seeks its future security in a Eurasian, post-Western order.