French, German Leaders Give Putin Way Out in Ukraine
For the European powers, Ukrainian pride is a price worth paying to keep Russian aggression at bay.
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.
Neither Russia nor the West is prepared to escalate or seek a diplomatic way out.
The former Georgian leader can do little but provoke Russia as governor of Ukraine’s Odessa region.
The concentration of troops on the Ukrainian border raises fears of another stealth invasion.
Neither Kiev nor the separatists are in a position to decisively end the war in Ukraine’s Donbas region.
The European Union can’t be an ineffectual body and a threat to Russia at the same time.
Ukraine continues to withdraw from the frontlines but fears another assault on the port city of Mariupol.
Prime Minister David Cameron warns against a failure to stand up to Russia in Ukraine.
The “Finland option” is no longer a viable one for Ukraine because of Russia’s own actions.
Leaders agree to a truce, but Ukraine is still a long way off from ending the war.
The United States are thinking again about giving weapons to Ukraine, even if it could provoke Russia.
Russia must have preponderance in its “near abroad” in order to satisfy its insecurity complex.
An attack on the port city of Mariupol suggests Russia’s land grab in Ukraine is far from over.
Allowing Ukraine to retake its rebel provinces will not get Russia back in favor with the West.