Ukraine is losing and the west faces a stark choice
Ukraine is losing the war. If the west does not help now, it will face a resurgent and aggressive Russia.
Stefan Wolff
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Ten years after Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, annexed Crimea, its grip on the peninsula looks shaky.
Ukraine war: the west is at a crossroads
It must double down on aid to Kyiv, accept a compromise deal or face humiliation by Russia.
Ukraine war: Zelenskyy’s very risky move
Kyiv needs a fundamental rethink of its strategy, not just a reshuffle of the military leadership.
Ukraine war: corruption and politico-military tensions
Corruption scandals and high-level rifts could become an existential threat as Kyiv asks for more military aid.
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In the Ukraine war, the Kremlin’s campaign of misinformation keeps Kyiv and its allies guessing.