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The U.S. and its European allies should communicate to Moscow that Russia has much to lose, including hosting the 2014 winter Olympics in the Black Sea resort of Sochi; membership in the G-8; and accessto western markets, if the Georgian aggression is not stopped.

You are conditioned to believe that killing more people is a better solution than negotiating a compromise. This is despite the fact that it is

U.S. policy toward Ukraine suffered a significant self-inflicted injury early Thursday morning when President Viktor Yanukovich dispatched riot-control teams to disperse peaceful demonstrators in the center of Kyiv, the ancient capital of Ukraine.

Yii-Jen Deng reviews an incisive new book on Ukraine, which argues how the current conflict risks escalating into global warfare.

Ukraine wants the US to supply it with natural gas using the same scheme for weapons deliveries: Get now, pay later - or never Read Full Article at RT.com

Thanks to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, we indeed seem to be rushing headlong into a major war—possibly a World War Three, possibly the world’s first (and perhaps last) nuclear war.

Putin at this point is one of the most experienced leaders in the world. He’s been ruling an enormous country for twenty years, he’s seen all sorts of presidents and prime ministers come and go. He’s got lots of tricks up his sleeve. But he didn’t manage to chew up Zelensky. And once he realized that, he started trying to break him.

The presidential election was not an expression of the “force of democracy.” Rather, it revealed a ruling class which, confronting growing social and political opposition, is closing ranks.

The new president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, is a comic actor and also a Russian speaker, but it's unlikely that he will roll back his predecessor's attempts to suppress Russian in public life.

The disaster, which rocked Ukraine, has been described as the world?s worst nuclear accident Ukraine’s outdated energy infrastructur