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That doesn’t bode well for future U.S. support.

Vladimir Putin has confirmed he will run in the Russian presidential election next year in a bid to extend his rule of more than two decades - as it emerges his main opponent has been "missing for three days".

If U.S. military aid falls short, more Ukrainians will die, officials in Kyiv say.

Moscow’s deal with Pyongyang for more artillery rounds will fill Russian gaps—but likely not turn the tables in Ukraine.

The GOP’s rising star offers up a grab bag of ideas cribbed from Eminem to Richard Nixon.

In terms of politics, the Wagner group has conducted disinformation and destabilisation campaigns. On the commercial front, it exploits mineral resources in several African states.

Going from hero to zero is not something Putin is going to like.

Co-hosts Mike Doran and Peter Rough are joined by Tablet’s Liel Leibovitz and Jacob Siegel to discuss their recent article, “End US Aid to Israel,” which contends that this aid has become a tool to hamper Israel and a cudgel for Israel’s opponents. The article has caused quite a stir, generating thoughtful responses from prominent figures on the left and the right.  Tune in with Peter and Mike to join the discussion.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has fully backed Russian President Vladimir Putin since the Ukraine war began, but Belarus hasn't always acted as a "vassal state" to Russia.

China is America’s number one adversary due to Beijing’s willingness and capability to undermine US security, freedom, and prosperity. One pressing way China could strike a blow against US interests would be to violently force Taiwan to unify with mainland China. Doing so would immediately cause a global recession and rupture the US alliance architecture in the Pacific. It would also clear the way for China to contest US interests in the global commons far beyond the region.