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About half the GOP disagrees or doesnt care about aid to Ukraine, and that has created the most serious fault line in the Republican Party in a generation.

The 2024 Republican presidential race could become a contest between isolationists and foreign policy hawks after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sent his strongest signal yet he does not believe support for Ukraine is in the US national interest, analysts, strategists and campaign aides said on Tuesday. The war in Ukraine provides a new

As Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, begins with power cut by Russian missile strikes, some Ukrainian Jews fault Israel for not sending weapons or adopting sanctions.

Israeli leaders have declined to provide weapons or defense systems to Ukraine and refused to join Western economic sanctions for fear of jeopardizing its security relationship with Russia.

Pressure for peace talks is growing, even as Russia retreats from Kherson | Briefing

Since the war began, the Georgian Legion has grown from a small militia into one of the country’s most stalwart special forces groups.

In a candid interview, former U.S. diplomat Daniel Fried talks about what the United States got wrong (and right) about the 2008 Georgia-Russia war and why, with an unprecedented and ferocious Russian war on Ukraine, it now matters more than ever.

The Russo-Ukraine war is destructive and dangerous. Much of Washington believes that a win by Kyiv would serve America’s interests. However, pursuit of - Doug Bandow for Antiwar.com Original

A furtive trip to Kyiv by two cabinet members signals a new American mindset | Europe

America and Britain signal a new mindset, but the endgame is unclear | Europe