Ukraine’s winter war
After Russia’s mobilization a few months ago, Russian’s men and arms are massed for a new offensive, which can be launched as soon as this month, or more likely in Continue Reading
Kurdish Protests Errupt in Paris Over Racist Killings
Large numbers of protesters have taken to the streets in France after 3 Kurdish people were gunned down. The murders are yet another instance of anti-immigrant violence that many believe Continue Reading
俄羅斯對外文化戰
Taking advantage of cultural divisions over gay and rights, gender roles, and distrust of the American government and its hegemony, Russia has latched on to a right-wing populist narrative that Continue Reading
Ukraine’s Fraudulent Referendum
From September 22nd to September 27th, Russian President Vladimir Putin organized sham referendums in four provinces of Ukraine where Russian troops have partly occupied. Residents “agreed” with Russia annexing their Continue Reading
No Lessons Learned
Foreign Policy has published a woefully outdated and misinformed op-ed this month that has all the paramount features of an apologist tract that completely misreads Ukraine, Russia, and frankly the Continue Reading
The man who would replace Putin
The buzz in the intelligence circles is that whether it is a military-led insurrection or an elite-led palace coup, if Putin is removed from office, the man who would likely Continue Reading
The likelihood of Putin using WMDs
The foreign policy establishment has been abuzz in recent days with the reiteration of Putin’s threat to use weapons of mass destruction. This is not because the threats were new Continue Reading
Putin’s partial mobilisation
Yesterday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization to react to the losses in Ukraine recently, which means that Russia will deploy more troops to Ukraine. The range of Continue Reading
European Union nations’ interdependence
Recently, Europe is suffering from an energy crisis, which Russia triggered after the invasion of Ukraine. Russian President, Vladimir Putin threatened to turn off the gas supply to Europe because Continue Reading
Russia’s Vulnerability on its Eastern Fronts
As Russia flounders on its Western Front in the invasion of Ukraine, a new front has opened up, this time as a potential proxy conflict. Russian ally, Armenia, in which Continue Reading