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Davos hasn’t been this interesting since the late Henry Kissinger shocked confab attendees by telling them Ukraine ought to give up territory. Did we…

Russia is resuming its winter strategy of pounding Ukraine into submission with missiles and drones — but Kyiv finds itself in a far more tenuous position this year as resources run low and more Western assistance is up in the air. Russia fired some 500 missiles and drones from Dec. 29 to Jan. 2, according…

While Ukraine and Gaza dominate the news, what are the other hotspots that might have larger implications? Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Dr Jessica Genauer, Senior Lecturer in International Relations, and Program Director for Politics and International Relations, Flinders University. She's author of commenta

Ukraine has exported about 13 million tonnes of merchandise on some 400 ships since setting up a protected maritime corridor in August to fend off Russian threats, a government minister said Saturday.

Without American aid, Ukraine will be a harbinger of perennial and violent Russian expansion.

Both the US and the EU should think about it.

Russia has confirmed one of its warships was damaged in a Ukrainian attack on

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

After blunting Ukraine's counteroffensive from the summer, Russia is building up its resources for a new stage of the war over the winter, which could involve trying to extend its gains in the east and deal significant blows to the country's vital infrastructure

The advantage historians have over journalists is that the passage of time offers them a perspective not available to those with immediate deadlines. The first is Russia’s continuing aggression in Ukraine. While Ukraine continued to hold its own against Russian forces and remains a viable, independent country that controls roughly 80% of its territory, the much-anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive accomplished little.