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As Washington signals weakness, Moscow is reverting to the status quo of the previous 500 years.

Biden has a serious Vladimir Putin problem, which is likely to get much worse.

Not since the 1930s has Europe been witness to such a chilling ultimatum, backed by the naked threat of aggression.

In the latest survey of Russian public opinion, half believed the escalation in tensions to be the fault of the U.S. and NATO.

The U.S. should act now to punish Russia and help Ukraine, not wait for a full-scale invasion, Arvydas Anusauskas said.

Who would have thought that the Social Democrats and Greens would be Ukraine’s savior?

Biden will fumble the ball to a waiting Putin who will waltz across the goal line.

With a weakened NATO, a Germany in political flux, and a seeming push-over Joe Biden as U.S. President, Putin has a wide arsenal.

The U.S. president will reportedly speak with Putin by phone in the coming days.

After expressing solidarity against any Russian aggression toward Ukraine, NATO foreign ministers are closing two days of talks in Latvia on Wednesday wi