What does the Poland missile explosion mean for Nato and Article 5?
What the incident means for the Nato alliance and Article 5.
ByVladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin is the president of Russia and has been the country’s leader, with an interlude as prime minister, for more than 22 years. Putin was born in 1952, studied law at Leningrad State University and served for 15 years as a KGB officer before becoming a politician in 1991.
Can the Ukraine war now end only with Russia’s defeat?
We should not assume that a quick conclusion based on mutual concessions is the best way to deal with an…
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Russia’s withdrawal from Kherson proves Western support is working
The city is the only regional capital Russia was able to capture after invading in February.
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Russia has forgotten history’s lessons about waging war in winter
The Russian president wants to draw this war out; the West must help Ukraine retain its current momentum.
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Russia strengthens its anti-LGBT legislation in its fight against “Satanism”
Vladimir Putin’s struggle against the West has taken the form of a renewed assault on sexual minorities in defence of…
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Why Vladimir Putin has no interest in ending the war
If the Russian president wants to stay in power, his country needs to keep fighting in Ukraine.
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A night in a Kyiv bunker, palliative care in a war zone, and another chance for Jeremy Hunt
I recently visited Ukraine to help train doctors, and witnessed first-hand Putin’s brazen desire to rain terror on civilians.
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Vladimir Putin counts on “dirty bombs” and dipping temperatures in Ukraine
The Russian president has relied on coercive pressures to deliver the political victories that he has failed to achieve by…
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What will stop Vladimir Putin?
It is hard to find a route to a diplomatic resolution in Ukraine.
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Russia is trying to engineer a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine
Having failed on the battlefield, Moscow is hitting energy infrastructure before the winter.
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From Anthony Quinn to Andrey Kurkov: recent books reviewed in short
Also featuring No Choice: Becca Andrews on the right to abortion, and Servants of the Damned by David Enrich.
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Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threats must not deter the West
The war will end when Moscow has to come to terms with its failure.
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Will Putin go nuclear?
Giving in to the Russian president’s blackmail will make nuclear war more, not less, likely.
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Dmitry Medvedev and all the president’s hawks
Once known as a pro-Western liberal, the former Russian president has decided the best way to advance in Putin’s Russia…
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The left’s fatal longing for life as usual
Vladimir Putin’s war isn’t just on Ukraine; it is a war being waged against the collective West.
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Dispatch from Ukraine: Russia’s war returns to Kyiv
Vladimir Putin has suffered setbacks but recent attacks on Ukrainian cities show his willingness to raise the stakes.
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Vladimir Putin is exposed as a failed war leader
The West needs to consider who might replace the Russian president.
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When Russian missiles rained on Kyiv
The strikes on the Ukrainian capital have sent its people underground again – but their stoicism persists.
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Russian strikes on Ukraine’s cities are an implicit nuclear threat
After a bomb partially destroyed the Crimean Kerch Bridge, Vladimir Putin has retaliated by targeting parks and universities in Kyiv…
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Joe Biden is king of the gaffe, but we should take “Armageddon” seriously
His latest warning about nuclear war is startlingly frank, but clear.
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