That Oval Office Meeting: Zelenskyy and Trump
Last Friday, Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the White House for what was expected to be a landmark bilateral meeting with Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, the first meeting between… Read more »
Tag: Ukraine
The Wagner Rebellion: Prigozhin’s Revenge
Yesterday, Russian private military company Wagner Group turned on the Russian Army, instigating a civil conflict within Russia. After months of threats and posturing in response to lacklustre support from… Read more »
New Year’s Slaughter in Ukraine
Ukraine experienced more hellish conditions over the New Year period, with both sides inflicting heavy casualties upon the other. This should have been a time of celebration and relaxation for… Read more »
What Darya Dugina’s Death Means for Ukraine
Darya Dugina, daughter of Russian fascist philosopher Aleksandr Dugin, was killed in a car bombing outside Moscow. Russia has blamed Ukraine, but was her death in Ukraine’s interests?
The Food Crisis
The world is teetering on the edge of global hunger catastrophe. A perfect storm of increasing food, energy, and fuel prices, caused by rising global inflation, the ongoing war in… Read more »
War Crimes in Ukraine, and Russia’s Failure
The Situation in Ukraine The war in Ukraine continues to deteriorate as it drags on into its 4th week. Russia has mobilised all of the nearly 200,000 troops it has… Read more »
War in Europe
The Situation in Ukraine In a move that has rocked the world, Russia has launched a full military invasion of Ukraine on the 24th of February, with land, sea, and… Read more »
Ukraine’s Danger, and Putin’s “Novo Russia” Ambitions
The Situation in Ukraine Tensions between Ukraine and Russia have reached a new peak in recent weeks. Hundreds of thousands of Russian troops have amassed on the Ukraine-Russia border, and… Read more »
NATO/Russian Troop Build-Ups, and Ukraine’s Membership Hopes
The Situation in Ukraine The Russo-Ukrainian War might not be at the forefront of international attention as Covid-19 continues to dominate headlines, but the conflict is still very much ongoing…. Read more »