The Russian despot’s re-election will give us six more years of chaos and horror, and Putin aims to strengthen ties with the very worst of the world’s current and future leaders.
A. Craig Copetas is a former Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and author of “Bear Hunting with the Politburo.”
President Zelensky is at the White House on Tuesday but there’s not much more he can say. Ukraine needs some kind of secret weapon at this point.
His undeniable skills and shrewd instincts often deflected attention away from the morally repugnant aspects of his legacy.
President Zelensky is in the U.S. this week desperate to turn around the slumping public support for American backing against Russia.
Russia’s original “Prigozhin vs. Putin” showdown ended with one person burning alive on a spit.
The chaotic and violent way Putin has ruled Russia finally burst into view on a wild day in Moscow.
It’s the Kremlin’s last chance for a reboot or they are toast.
Putin’s behavior over the past year has been so wild it destroyed every contemporary diplomatic and military certainty. Now it’s driving us to ask the biggest questions of all.
Russia’s final straw may be cruciferous in nature.
The President’s Day visit into a warzone was apparently made without the usual safety precautions taken by an American commander-in-chief.