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Merz and other leaders look to squeeze Russia’s faltering economy. Where’s President Trump?
Is Donald Trump finally prepared to do the right thing for Ukraine and get tough with Vladimir Putin — or is his supposed ...
Trump’s sudden shifts on NATO and Ukraine demonstrate how flattery can drastically alter the course of U.S. policy.
President Trump, having apparently broken with Russian President Vladimir Putin (for now) and decided to supply Ukraine with more American weapons (that the Europeans will buy) seems intent on his ...
The Soviet ‘illegals’ program trained and embedded spies who lived surreptitiously in the West – just like TV’s The Americans ...
Putin’s historic task, as he saw it, was to restore Russia as a major actor on the international stage. At the 2007 Munich ...
The President had a decade-long bromance with his Russian counterpart and is thankfully changing tack, writes Michael McFaul.
The president wants the public to believe that Putin “didn’t fool” him, but Trump’s recent record is in the way of his absurd talking point.
Back-channel contacts, direct diplomacy and a multibillion-dollar weapons deal helped align the U.S. and Europe on arming Ukraine.
They aren’t heeding the lessons from mistakes conservatives made by embracing the false Obama-Kenya conspiracy theories. | ...
But his frustration with Putin has grown. Last week, the president said the United States was taking “a lot of bullshit” from ...
President Donald Trump is reportedly frustrated with Russian leader Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine war and is considering new sanctions and indirect military support via sales to NATO countries. But ...
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