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Ukraine War, February 2, 2022: Brazil tries to be neutral in Ukraine war

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Ukraine War, January 19, 2023: Poland threatens to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine without German approval

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Ukraine War, January 12, 2023: Putin restores old guard to command over Ukraine war

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Ukrainian War, October 30, 2022: $300 billion in frozen assets could be transferred to Ukraine in accordance with international law, Robert Zoelick argues

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Ukraine War, October 11, 2022 (II): No response from Biden to Putin’s escalations

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Ukraine War, October 10, 2022: Decision time for Biden–respond to Russian escalation in a way that gets Putin’s attention, or cave in to his nuclear threats

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The Ukraine War, September 18, 2022: The fence-sitters in the South–Mexico

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Ukraine War, September 9, 2022: Fighting until the last Ukrainian soldier; Ukrainians make incredible sacrifices, while the West won’t even impose secondary sanctions

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Ukraine War, August 31, 2022: Nuclear weapons, China, and winning the war in Ukraine

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Ukraine War, August 24, 2024: Biden and the West are doing better in supporting Ukraine and opposing Russian aggression

The Biden administration and the West are doing a better job in supporting Ukraine and resisting Russian aggression. They deserve credit for overcoming some of…

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Ukraine War, August 21, 2022: Should European nations ban visas for Russians?Remembering the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia on August 20, 1968

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Ukraine War, August 17, 2022: It is time to get serious and end this war

Opinion It is time to get serious and end this war. The West and Ukraine’s allies need to put some skin in the game, and…

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Ukraine War, July 28, 2022; Yale study says, contrary to most reports, sanctions are having devastating effect on Russian economy; After Biden visit to Saudi Arabia, isolation of MBS collapses

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Ukraine War, July 25, 2022: To win the war in Ukraine, what must be done?

Dispatches 1) jok/dpa, “Russland bestätigt Pläne für Sturz der ukrainischen Regierung; Der Kreml verschärft den Ton im Ukrainekrieg: Erklärtes Ziel sei es, die amtierende Regierung…

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Ukraine War, July 23, 2022: Major developments this week

Major Developments this week Putin gets relaxation of sanctions. In exchange for grain shipments? This week Vladimir Putin made considerable progress in his efforts to…

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Ukraine War, July 13, 2022: Will Europe cave in to Putin?

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Ukraine War, July 10, 2022: Impact of economic sanctions on Russia; Unprincipled Biden, all prose and no music, will travel to Saudi Arabia (Updated July 12, 2022)

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Ukraine War, July 8, 2022: West shuns Russia at G-20 foreign ministers meeting in Bali; Defense of Ukraine is as vital as the defense of Berlin during Cold War

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Ukraine War, July 3, 2022: Speak to Putin in a language he understands: the language of force