The Giant Awakes: America Begins to Reclaim Top Spot
The superpower is striking back against Chinese and Russian challenges to its international system.
Russia and the West have had a love-hate relationship for centuries. These are the stories of what some are already calling the Second Cold War.
The superpower is striking back against Chinese and Russian challenges to its international system.
Saudi Arabia is fighting for market share and punishing Russia for supporting Bashar Assad.
The American argues that Russia’s intervention in Syria is a sign of weakness, not strength.
For the European powers, Ukrainian pride is a price worth paying to keep Russian aggression at bay.
The agreement may be a sign that Russia is keen to normalize its relations with Europe.
Russia threatens to deploy nuclear-capable missiles to its Baltic exclave. Again.
By drawing out the war in Syria, Russia may be trying to exacerbate a crisis that is dividing Europe.
Russia has interests in Syria, but it also sees the war through the prism of its standoff with the West.
Rather than break up China and Russia, America should seek to isolate them together.
Why geography condemns Russia, an insecure land power, to be at odds with America.
Neither Russia nor the West is prepared to escalate or seek a diplomatic way out.
Russians’ self-pity and mistrust is poisoning their relations with other countries.
Some of Europe’s richest countries prioritize their own energy security over others.
A day after Greece’s bailout talks collapse, the country agrees to build part of a Russian pipeline.
Russia says it no longer wants the helicopter carriers France is refusing to deliver.