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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine calls for more caution, not less.

<p>"This is a tragedy, and Vladimir Putin is mainly responsible for it, but the world that will emerge from this war in Ukraine will be poorer, more divided, and more heavily armed."</p>

Self-sanitizing propaganda distorts the reality of international conflict and makes war more likely.

A conversation with the historian and foreign policy expert Stephen Wertheim.

Russia’s military losses may have impacted its cyber tactics.

<p>Historian of America in the world Stephen Wertheim and Anand Giridharadas discuss the invasion of Ukraine and the way that American policymakers are wrestling with the limits of American power against a nuclear rival. </p>

From spooks to special services and secret airlifts, the UK has been at the forefront of international efforts to help Zelensky’s army

There are two likely paths: continued escalation, potentially across the nuclear threshold, or a bitter peace imposed on a defeated Ukraine

Russia views Ukraine, a large country to which it has long-running cultural and historical ties, as a particularly critical buffer state for protecting its capital

The U.S. refused to reconsider Ukraine's NATO status as Putin threatened war. Experts say that was a huge mistake.