Operation Spider Web does not change the Ukraine-Russia war militarily. But the successful Ukrainian drone attacks do bring Russia’s military weaknesses and miscalculations into sharp focus.
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Huge Ukrainian strike against Russia was a massive success, but doesn’t break the stalemate at the negotiating table.
A second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine took place on June 2. Again both leaders were not present.
Why so few atrocities have been accepted as genocide.
Putin’s no-show has given Turkey status as a power broker in the talks over a peace deal.
Putin sent a junior delegation to Turkey, prompting Ukraine to say Russia is not taking peace talks seriously.
Russia’s push for territorial concessions is part of its wider agenda of extending its regional sphere of influence and threatening Europe.
Not only are experts sceptical of the value of Ukraine’s reserves, profits could be decades off. Trump, however, may have other motivations for making the deal.
While the agreement might signal that Donald Trump is running out of patience with Russia, it does little to change the underlying realities of the conflict.
The language of peacemaking is critical to the success of a settlement.
As things stand, there is very little hope for a sustainable peace deal emerging from negotiations.
Negotiations for peace in Ukraine are struggling to get off the ground, despite numerous meetings between US and Russian officials.
German philosopher Paul Tillich’s writings about affirming oneself in the face of anxiety, repression and meaninglessness ring as true today as in the 1950s.
Ukraine has had the uppoer hand in the Black Sea. But conceding to to this US-brokered deal will win Kyiv important credit from the Trump administration.
Donald Trump’s supposed negotiating skills are probably not enough to broker sustainable peace between Russia and Ukraine given the protagonists’ enmity and his own history.
While President Donald Trump appears to govern with the flourish of a head of state, he is more invested in the job’s pageantry than the day-to-day.
Russia wants to reclaim its Cold War security buffer against the West.
Donald Trump’s telephone diplomacy under the microscope. Also the latest on the war in Gaza.
Through careful telephone diplomacy, the Ukrainian president is exposing Putin’s disinterest in stopping hostilities.
King Charles isn’t permitted to interfere in politics. Nonetheless, there are an array of signs that he’s throwing his support behind Canada amid Donald Trump’s annexation threats.
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