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The age of a united and multilateral West may be over, with the age of minilateralism beginning. Ukraine’s struggle is but one of many to come

Amid fears over Russia’s military build-up surrounding Ukraine, the two presidents met at the Kremlin, sitting some 20 feet apart at a long table to maintain social distancing

With Ukraine, honesty is the best policy.

The French president’s shuttle diplomacy this week in Moscow and Kyiv will be a delicate exercise, given European reservations and American resolve.

Moscow, Feb 6 (EFE).- European diplomacy are trying to take the initiative in the Russian-Ukrainian crisis as France and Germany seek to ease the tension and ward off the specter of war. “Instead of forcing (the Ukrainians) to comply with the Minsk Agreements, the West has been scaring the world for several months with an …

A War Only America & Britain Seem to Want January 28, 2022 Disagreement between the U.S. and Ukrainian presidents and cautiousness by Germany and France...

If Ukraine accepts Russia’s interpretation of the Minsk Agreements it could face indefinite Russian influence in its affairs and an internal backlash

As a European Affairs student at Lund University in Sweden, I was asked to author a term paper for my class… - Feb. 04, 2022. By Lesia Dubenko

The Biden administration was not good at considering the possible contingencies during the withdrawal from Afghanistan but now it is time to consider the long-term ramifications of not pursuing an agreement with Russia.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies led by Russia, a group known as OPEC+, said on February 2 the ministers agreed to raise their countries’ collective production by another 400,000 barrels a day in March. Asked why OPEC has not pledged more oil to cool prices,