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A Kremlin spokesman warned Thursday that Western countries providing Ukraine with long-range weapons "will mean bringing the conflict to a whole new level."

Why did Russia make the decision to go to war in Ukraine in 2022? It had been over two decades since the US and NATO broke their promise and marched - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original

When costly missiles take out cheap drones, the real winner over time may be the country that spends less.

Was it a coincidence? Was it by design? Four senior Russians died suddenly over Christmas. Whatever the cause, the festive season fatalities represent Pres

One of Putins closest allies is facing increasingly bold attacks as Russian armies continue to falter in Ukraine.

Program directors share the analysis and papers that stood out in this frenetic year.

Our experts share their favorite reads, from captivating novels to not-so-dystopian fiction.

At the latest MIT Starr Forum, experts analyzed the role of energy issues in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Nothing in Putin’s record suggests that he will stop trying to drag Ukraine back into Russia’s sphere of influence. In fact, Putin’s consistent, persistent policy toward Europe and the United States, together with Ukraine’s critical place between Russia and the Western alliance, suggests that he is not about to change course.

In a recent interview with the newspaper Le Parisien, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba did not reject the prospect of peace talks with Moscow but stressed that they would be possible only after the restoration of his country’s territorial integrity. He also mentioned President Volodymyr Zelensky’s speech at the G20 summit last month, with its focus on “world peace.”