Tag: ukraine

Putin’s Quagmire in Ukraine

Richard C. Young - October 23, 2015

It’s not going as planned in Ukraine for Russia’s Vladimir Putin. As has so often been the case in the past for Russian interventions...

Putin Indicts U.S. Foreign Policy

Richard C. Young - October 2, 2015

Vladimir Putin took to the floor of the U.N. for an address on a U.S. foreign policy that, as Pat Buchanan notes, “has produced...

Vladimir Putin on Charlie Rose’s “60 Minutes”

Richard C. Young - October 1, 2015

The American Conservative outlines for readers that Putin referred refreshingly during an interview with Charlie Rose to terms of Realpolitik, such as “national interest.”...

Who Has Putin’s Ear?

Richard C. Young - June 16, 2015

A recent issue of World Affairs Journal explains to readers who philosopher and political activist Alexander Dugin is. (Alexander Dugin) is the intellectual who has...

Full-Scale Russian Invasion?

The Editors - June 5, 2015

Ukraine's president Petro Poroshenko has urged Ukraine's parliament and military to prepare for a full-scale invasion from Russia. The BBC reports: Russia has denied that...

Putin, Increasing Russian Nationalist Sentiments

Richard C. Young - May 18, 2015

Jack Murphy is an eight-year Army Special Operations veteran. At sofrep.com, Jack explains why Russians want prolonged war in Ukraine. The current conflict between Russia...

A U.S.-Russia War?

Richard C. Young - April 17, 2015

Pat Buchanan writes, “This jolting question is raised by Graham Allison and Dimitri Simes in the cover article of the National Interest.” The authors believe...

Ukraine Disaster Looms

Richard C. Young - February 3, 2015

Pat Buchanan writes, “America has never had a vital interest in Crimea or the Donbass worth risking a military clash with Russia. And we...

The Madness of Barack Hussein Obama

Richard C. Young - September 9, 2014

Pat Buchanan writes that in Estonia last week President Obama assured tiny Estonia that were Estonia attacked, the NATO alliance, including the armed forces...

Ukraine: Two Great Options Dan Mitchell Style

Richard C. Young - August 10, 2014

The Cato Institute’s Dan Mitchell delivers the goods. (Option#1) Secession: The two greatly different parts of Ukraine could arrange an amicable divorce. (Option#2) Decentralization: You know,...

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