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With the failure of Zelensky’s offensive there can be no doubt that there is a stalemate now. Perfect conditions for unofficial ceasefires and fraternisation, argues <strong>Jack Conrad</strong>

Back in October I cautiously suggested that the tide was turning in the battle for the Black Sea and that Russia, hit repeatedly by innovative and daring attacks, was then withdrawing ships ever further east in an uncoordinated and undignified manner.

Millions of tons of grain to feed the world's hungry shipped out via Snake Island

SAS-style train attack demonstrates the reach of Ukraine's secret service

World Affairs expert Anthony Glees says Vladimir Putin could well be dead - and believes if that is the case there are two prime candidates to take over in Russia

World affairs expert Anthony Glees says a new leader in Russia would likely look to end the war in Ukraine, if the Kremlin has its choice - that's if rumours of Vladimir Putin's death are true

An investor game plan. Investors know they face uncertainty (that’s always true), but the source of the uncertainty is a problem in and of itself.

Nato has sent one tool which would definitely help. They should be using it

Of all the ‘practice’ wars that preceded the main events of the second world war, including the Spanish civil war and the winter war between Finland and the Soviet Union, the least well known is the four-month war on the Mongolia-Manchurian border between the Soviet Union and Japan that ended in September 1939.  This is not surprising, perhaps, because British attention was

After training up reserves and taking delivery of tens of billions of dollars in advanced NATO hardware, Ukraine began a massive summer counteroffensive aimed at dislodging Russian forces from the Donbass, Kherson and Zaporozhye. The counteroffensive has bogged down, with Russia reporting staggering Ukrainian losses in manpower and equipment.