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The Russian guided missile frigate, the Admiral Gorshkov, is in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, ostensibly heading toward the east coast of the United States, part of a planned journey which began on 4 January 2023 and is expected to transit...

Editor’s note: The Russian invasion of Ukraine has arguably been the most significant geopolitical event of 2022. Beginning with Dov Zakheim’s comments in the

At mid-term, his actions don’t yet match all the bold talk out of the gate. But it’s not too late for course corrections.

It is hard these days to decide which threat deserves our greatest attention: election deniers being put in charge of future U.S. elections and other threats to democracy; the radical right wing Supreme Court majority; inflation and recession;...

It is hard these days to decide which threat deserves our greatest attention: election deniers being put in charge of future U.S. elections and other threats to democracy; the radical right wing Supreme Court majority; inflation and recession;...

Back in 1988, the Cold War was not quite as pressing a concern as it had been in years past. Mikhail Gorbachev had already begun his Glasnost initiative

Russia is estimated to have around 6,000 nuclear weapons in its possession, and Putin is threatening to use them. But what exactly are these weapons, and what can all of them do?

How Donbass Joining Russia Just Turned the Tables on Ukraine For eight years, Ukrainian nationalists have been brutally hammering home a clear message to the people of Donbass: "Go home to Russia! We don't want you here!" Every bomb dropped on...

The US Central Intelligence Agency recently turned 75. I have my reasons to wish it doesn't see another birthday Read Full Article at RT.com

Donald Trump pried the door open for the potential denuclearization of Pyongyang, but it has since been slammed shut North Korean leader K