A collection of 74 posts
Russia’s information war against the West is a comprehensive, coordinated effort to manipulate the information ecosystems of entire societies.
The president-elect’s arrival in the White House will likely galvanise the European New Right and doom the Ukrainian resistance.
Shady trade routes and oil tankers keep the Russian economy ticking over.
It is time for democratic countries to accept that the existing system is broken and that they must develop a new global security architecture.
Russia, Iran, and the failure of US resolve.
If the United States abandons Europe, Beijing will be more emboldened than ever.
The Tenet media scandal and the convergence of right-wing American punditry and Russian propaganda.
The notion that Ukraine is a hopeless cause has been dramatically refuted by the audacious incursion into the Kursk Oblast.
Only when we understand the fragility of liberal democracy will we be properly motivated to defend it.
Putin will rejoice at this prisoner exchange, secure in the knowledge that hostage-taking has not yet reached the point of diminishing returns.
As Moscow’s dependence on Beijing grows, the CCP has set its sights on the Russian Far East.
A wiser Russian leadership could transform Siberia from a region known for penal colonies and poverty into one of prosperity and connectivity.
Former Israeli politician and refusenik, Natan Sharansky, speaks about his correspondence with Alexei Navalny and his nine years in USSR prisons.
The student activist discusses the risks that Iran, China, and Russia, and their Western sympathisers, pose to liberal democracies.
Why are some in Russia and Eastern Europe pining for the communist system that once oppressed them?