The fight for Ukraine is only beginning
Wars are rarely decided in days, and this one is unlikely to be an exception.
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Putin escalates the war on Ukraine as blitzkrieg calculations fail
Moscow has put its nuclear deterrence forces on high alert in an extreme form of brinkmanship.
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Has Vladimir Putin launched an unwinnable war?
Wars rarely go to plan, especially if you believe your own rhetoric.
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The exemplary resilience of Volodymyr Zelensky
Ukrainians are showing Vladimir Putin, and the world, what nationhood should mean.
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Even Russia’s European allies have condemned the invasion of Ukraine
Russia has attacked Ukraine both as a country and as an idea.
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Putin’s power vertical and the pathologies of authoritarian rule
A stage-managed meeting in which he humiliated his cabinet may come to be seen as a turning point.
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Will Russia’s war push back action on climate change?
If future geopolitical instability is to be contained, Ukraine’s acute crisis must not distract from the climate’s chronic threat.
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Why Putin invaded Ukraine
The Russian president is trying to create a new geopolitical order, with him at the top.
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