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The West is still not ready to face up to Putin’s nuclear aggression
It is the time for Nato to abandon its passivity and actively deter Russia’s threats
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Putin has just been undermined by two of his biggest allies
Trump’s sanctions are a major blow to Russia’s push for a multipolar world order
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Putin has just made a terrible mistake
The mainstream assumption was that Trump is being played by the Kremlin. How wrong that turned out to be
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Trump and Putin’s peace demands to Ukraine would set up another war that Russia would win
Putin is demanding control of the ‘fortress belt’ that has held him back so far
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The West can’t keep turning a blind eye to Russia’s escalation of the war
Allies of Ukraine must unite to impose painful sanctions on Putin’s regime
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Putin has never been so shameless. The West should be terrified
If Trump does not follow through on his ultimatums, attacks on Ukraine government buildings could be more frequent
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This is how Putin, Xi and Kim can still pose a profound threat to the West
The Russia-China-North Korea axis is not an unassailable trilateral bloc, but it’s still dangerous
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Farage’s Taliban deal is the least bad option
Isolating the group is marginalising its moderates and increasing China and Russia’s influence in the region
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Ukraine faces disaster if Trump’s peace plan fails
Further manpower losses and war materiel shortages could be catastrophic for its beleaguered forces
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Today I was sanctioned by Russia – it’s a badge of honour
The latest list reflects a society that is pursuing an inexorable course of self-isolation
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Trump’s peace deal may be Ukraine’s only chance to avoid catastrophic defeat
Land swaps for security guarantees would be the bitterest of pills for Zelensky to swallow. But the alternatives may well be worse
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Trump’s astonishing gamble may pay off spectacularly
The Alaska summit failed to live up to its billing. But some new reported proposals suggest a viable route to peace
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Vladimir Putin will be laughing all the way back to the Kremlin
The Russian leader appears to have convinced Donald Trump he is ready for peace. He’s not. But he’s bought himself more time
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Zelensky may be trading short-term peace for long-term instability
The Ukrainian president’s openness to territorial concessions could expedite the end of the war – but at great cost
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Trump just may pull off his own Nixon-goes-to-China coup
The president’s economic threats and engagement with Russia could herald a new era in US foreign policy
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This is the week Trump must finally expose the weakness of Putin
Russia’s war economy is on the verge of recession and staggering military casualties cannot be sustained forever
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