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9 hours ago · The best possible NATO deterrent against President Putin’s temptation to escalate to tactical nuclear weapons use against Ukraine, is a firm publicly-announced commitment to respond in kind. Avoiding pronouncements in fear of provoking Moscow, which is a widely held belief of anti-war publics, has been proven by history to be unwise.
9 hours ago · Become a member Support us just once. NATO has only two to three years to prepare before Russia has regained its ability to launch a conventional attack on the alliance, Bloomberg reported on June 3, citing General Eirik Kristoffersen, Norway's top general. Kristoffersen's comments were the latest in a series of increasingly dire warnings from ...
9 hours ago · Grossi held a meeting with Russia on the issue last week after officials including President Vladimir Putin told him Moscow hopes to restart Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant, where the six ...
9 hours ago · Putin claims Zelenskiy is not the legitimate president, hints at a nuclear strike against Europe if Kyiv allowed to hit Russia with Nato weapons Russian President Vladimir Putin fielded addressed recent statements by Western leaders suggesting that Ukraine should be allowed to strike deep into Russian territory using Western-supplied weapons ...
9 hours ago · Activists and journalists who protested a controversial new “foreign agent” law in Georgia have been targeted in a relentless intimidation campaign in recent days, replete with threatening calls, harassment, intimidation, suspected stalking, and even physical attacks.Some say they have been stalked at their homes, while others say they and their families have received intimidating phone ...
9 hours ago · Even with some self-censorship and a slight drop in approval, the Russian public still largely backs the war, despite a largely static frontline, the severance of ties with Europe, declines in ...
1 day ago · 10:20pm Scholz: Altering tactic in attacks on Russian terrain doesn't worsen the situation. Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz is unconcerned about his recent shift in Ukraine policy. He asserts that it won't escalate the situation, as it's simply about protecting a city like Kharkiv, which is necessary for everyone to accept.
