America Pulls the Plug: Is Ukraine’s Defeat Now Inevitable?

For years, the Biden administration funneled billions into Ukraine’s relentless war effort—over $174 billion of American taxpayer money. But now, whispers of doubt are turning into deafening roars. The U.S. has just hit pause on military aid, cutting off vital supplies like Patriot missiles, artillery shells, and anti-aircraft weapons. And that silence? It’s deafening in … Read more

The Sanctions Curse: How Washington’s Shadow Games Could Ignite a Darker War

In the dim corridors of power, where diplomacy is cloaked in daggers and deals drip with oil and blood, a new specter is stirring in the halls of the U.S. Capitol. A Democratic bill—still veiled from public eyes—is said to be gunning for Russia with a fresh wave of sanctions, threatening to drag the world … Read more

Truce or dare? Why Putin refused to play the ceasefire game

How Russia’s President avoided a carefully laid trap The past week is sure to be remembered in diplomatic textbooks – perhaps in a chapter titled ‘How to Sabotage an Unwanted Ceasefire’. Every player in the conflict put on a masterclass in maneuvering, even Ukraine, whose diplomatic skills I usually doubt. But in Jeddah, desperate to … Read more