Under mounting pressure to bring down high energy prices, President Biden announced on Thursday that the United States would release up to 180 million barrels of oil from a strategic reserve to counter the economic impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. With the midterm elections just months away, gasolineRead More →
About the Author: Koren Ore is a lecturer in international relations and methodology at Indiana University, Bloomington. The head of the World Food Program told the UN Security Council on Tuesday that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine would have an impact on food prices “beyond anything we’ve seen since the SecondRead More →
As the disaster in Ukraine unfolds, German-Jewish writer and philosopher Walter Benjamin has often come to mind. In his final text, written as the nightmare of Nazism descends upon him, Benjamin tells us that history cannot be understood as progress. Instead, Benjamin said, the story is a storm, a “disasterRead More →
Despite recent threats to torpedo the Iran nuclear deal – officially the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) – Russia continues to hamper progress on retaliating for sanctions related to its military activities against Ukraine . This, in turn, causes Iran to react accordingly. On March 10, Iran’s Islamic RevolutionaryRead More →
OWhether we admit it or not, regime change in Moscow – that is, the overthrow of Vladimir Putin – must be the ultimate goal of Western democracies as they help thwart his conquest of Ukraine. . Chasing imperial fantasies, a czar-like Putin has gone too far this time. Now heRead More →
AAs Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues and Western leaders weigh their options and calibrate their responses, it is clear that the impact of this war is global. Here’s a look at how this shock is shifting the tectonic plates of economics and politics around the world. Middle East and NorthRead More →
Analysis: Egypt approaches the invasion of Moscow with caution as it seeks to balance relations between the West and Russia amid a looming food crisis at home. President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi is under pressure from world powers to take a clear stance on Russia’s war in Ukraine as his country reelsRead More →
The White House has quietly assembled a team of national security officials to sketch out scenarios for how the United States and its allies should react if Russian President Vladimir Putin — frustrated by his lack of progress in Ukraine or determined to put warns Western nations against any interventionRead More →
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The sound of rockets launched in the distance breaks the silence of an otherwise calm morning in Kyiv. “It’s us, we are attacking Russian positions near Hostomel,” says a Ukrainian soldier, while the shots are triggered in synchronized rhythm. In this particular case, the rockets that the Ukrainian military usesRead More →
A Ukrainian serviceman runs to deliver ammunition to an armored fighting vehicle during a live-fire exercise in an area controlled by the joint forces operation in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine on Thursday February 10, 2022. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda) The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the aggressive strategy ofRead More →
mad about money NOT for the first time courageous Ukrainian President Zelensky hits the nail on the head. “All you cared about was the economy,” he told German MPs bluntly yesterday, chastising them for doing next to nothing when Putin massed tanks on his borders in early February. 1 EURead More →
mad about money NOT for the first time the courageous Ukrainian President Zelensky hits the nail on the head. “All you cared about was the economy,” he told German MPs bluntly yesterday, chastising them for doing next to nothing when Putin massed tanks on his borders in early February. 1Read More →
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration will provide Ukraine with additional high-tech defensive weapons that are easily transportable and require little training for use against Russian tanks, armored vehicles and aircraft, according to U.S. and European officials. In remarks on Wednesday, President Biden announced $800 million in new military aid toRead More →
Congress has charged the Federal Reserve with keeping the US economy functioning as smoothly as possible. If the Fed fuels the economy, it may lower the federal funds rate, making borrowing money more affordable for people and companies. This action often raises stock values, rewarding investors with higher profits. TheRead More →
Britain’s standard of living is set to become the worst in living memory over the next 12 months, with the Bank of England anticipating a peak of inflation at 7% around Easter. JThis is probably an optimistic estimate, however, with inflation rates of 10% or more quite plausible. That said,Read More →
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LONDON — Diplomatic activity accelerated on multiple fronts Monday as Russia’s war with Ukraine entered an uncertain new phase, with President Vladimir V. Putin’s forces stepping up their bombardment of Kyiv and other cities , hundreds of civilians fleeing the devastated port of Mariupol and the United States. warn ChinaRead More →
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CHINA is ready to send weapons to Russia to help with its invasion, the United States has warned. And Beijing has been told it will face isolation and sanctions if it helps Moscow as World War III fears grow. 3 China may send military aid to Russia in its invasionRead More →
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From the start of the war in Ukraine, it was clear that China would not condemn the Russian invasion. On February 25, Beijing abstained in a vote on a draft UN Security Council resolution condemning the attack. China also refrained from condemning the war by 141 countries at the UNRead More →
France continued to issue arms export licenses to Russia after the 2014 embargo, the investigative site Disclose revealed. According to leaked documents, French companies delivered weapons to Russia after the EU imposed sanctions, including an arms embargo, against Russia in 2014. France has since issued more than 70 licenses toRead More →
When the Ukrainian Defense Forces encounter a suspected Russian saboteur posing as a Ukrainian, they usually ask him to say the Ukrainian word for a type of local bread: palyanitsya. Almost invariably, the suspect betrays his nationality and politics by pronouncing it with a different ending: palyanitsa. Similarly, during WorldRead More →
The great demographic events of the past have shaped our history and made us who we are. The explosion in the number of these islands fueled the settlement of the British and Irish from San Francisco to Tasmania. The great demographic booms of the United States and Russia – laterRead More →
Links to the breadcrumb Opinion Column Publication date : March 11, 2022 • 12 hours ago • 7 minute read Content of the article I have already written that I am a man of conflicting faith. Yet, even though I lecture as a professor of political geography, I can onlyRead More →
After decades of shaping his image as a strongman in modern politics, Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is understaffed. Conservatives will have to adapt. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is a model of what the right strives to be; Putin is the caricature in which he sometimes contorts. In his bookRead More →
A 99-year-old man, Corsock, whose parents fled the Russian revolution, condemned the invasion of Ukraine. Ivan Tolstoy blames Vladimir Putin for the war and hopes the brutal conflict can be stopped. The naturalized US citizen, who has lived in Corsock for 46 years, had close ties to the former SovietRead More →
KYIV, Ukraine – They met in high school but became friends a few years later after meeting on a dance floor at a Ukrainian nightclub. Married in 2001, they lived in a dormitory community outside Kiev, in an apartment with their two children and their dogs, Benz and Cake. SheRead More →
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means that the food inflation plaguing global consumers is now tipping into a full-fledged crisis, potentially outpacing even the pandemic’s blow and pushing millions further into hunger. Together, Russia and Ukraine account for a huge share of global agricultural supplies, exporting so much wheat, corn, sunflowerRead More →
Tuition fees continue to rise. As borrowers wonder how to repay their student loans, it’s a good idea to… Tuition fees continue to rise. As borrowers wonder how to repay student loansIt’s a good idea to put a plan in place as soon as possible to pay off that debt,Read More →
The shock of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to reverberate around the world, including in unexpected places. At the UN General Assembly’s emergency special session this week, Algeria was among 35 nations to abstain in response to a resolution condemning Russia’s ‘aggression against Ukraine’ and demanding that Russia immediately withdrawRead More →
Bottom left to right: Susember’s daughter, Norah, and Susember Rasho on their way to visit Susember’s sister, Rapka, in Donetsk, Ukraine. ( Shabnam Samuels) I was born and raised in the early 1960s in the sleepy delta town of Cuttack in Odisha (formerly Orissa) between a confluence of three rivers.Read More →
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine saw the return of full-scale war to Europe for the first time in nearly 80 years. While many Westerners worry about the escalation of the conflict towards a confrontation between two nuclear powers, Lloyd Gruber asks the key questions – and offers unexpected answers. War hasRead More →
Just over a week after it began, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine looks like the tale of two wars. For Russian President Vladimir Putin, the past week has hardly been reassuring. Between the poor performance of the Russian military on the ground and the existential shock of Western sanctions on theRead More →
This photo shows destroyed Russian GAZ Tigr infantry mobility vehicles following a fight in Kharkiv, located about 50 km from the Ukrainian-Russian border, on February 28, 2022. (Photo by SERGEY BOBOK/AFP via Getty Pictures) A few days before the first Russian tanks crossed the border towards Kiev, a new TwitterRead More →
The Biden administration is seeking to enforce or lift sanctions against India for its purchase of the S-400 Triumf missile defense system from Russia under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), it said Wednesday. US diplomat Donald Lu (local time). ). Lu’s remarks came asRead More →
Although the most immediate impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on India is the evacuation of thousands of Indian students who are stuck there, it becomes clear that there will also be long-term implications. New Delhi tried to walk a fine linenegotiating its relations with the United States and otherRead More →
Wall Street has just ended a lackluster month of February as the three main indexes ended the month in the red. Immense volatility was also seen on the stock exchanges. The Russian-Ukrainian war saga continues as talks between the countries’ representatives ended without any firm resolution. At the same time,Read More →
[imagesource: Wikipedia / Creative Commons] Russia continues to strike large parts of Ukraine, with yesterday’s attacks show a clear escalation in violence because of the frustrations aroused by the determination of the Ukrainian people. Earlier this week we covered the chances of an all-out nuclear war. While various experts haveRead More →
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The United States and its NATO allies on Monday escalated their economic war against Russia through sanctions and restrictions, accompanied by an increased influx of anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons into Ukraine. The moves come as Russian forces continue to approach Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, and amid widespread US and EuropeanRead More →
“Honestly, I didn’t believe in my heart that they were going to invade all of Ukraine. I thought there was a possibility that they would invade part of the country and even then it would be very dangerous. MP Howlin said the specter of a modern democratic European country beingRead More →