Tag: ukraine

Putin Bares His Russian Soul

Debbie Young - March 28, 2014

In the WSJ, Peggy Noonan reflects on Vladimir Putin’s remarkable speech last week at the Kremlin. As Peggy writes, “It was a full-throated appeal...

Dateline Russia: Through the Eyes Of Vladimir Putin

Richard C. Young - March 28, 2014

Pat Buchanan lays out the demise of the Soviet Union and suggests that we take a look at the breakup through the eyes of...

War Hawks Circling Over Ukraine

Richard C. Young - March 24, 2014

Bellicose war hawks would bring Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia into NATO while moving U.S troops and warplanes into Poland. Obama and Kerry cry out...

Crimea Votes to Secede from the Ukraine

Richard C. Young - March 18, 2014

In a landslide vote, Crimea votes to tie itself to Russia. Al Jazeera America looks at the fallout. Despite Crimean aspirations of joining the Russian...

Eastern Ukraine Wants Russia/Western Ukraine wants E.U.

Richard C. Young - March 18, 2014

Pat Buchanan sorts out the logic of the clear Ukrainian divide and makes a lot of sense here in the process. What benefits have we...

VIDEO: War Hawk McCain Wrong Guy for the Mission

Richard C. Young - March 17, 2014

Twenty Thousand Russian Troops Are in Crimea

Richard C. Young - March 14, 2014

Here Al Jazeera America updates the standoff in the Ukraine. Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk confronted Russia at the U.N. Security Council in New York...

Putin: Russia “Regrettably” Drawn into the Events in Ukraine

Richard C. Young - March 14, 2014

Here in The Washington Times, we learn that Vladimir Putin regrets having to intervene in Ukraine. In Berlin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel told parliament that...

Hit the Russian Oligarchs with the Magnitsky Act

Richard C. Young - March 14, 2014

Here The Wall Street Journal editors describe possibilities for punishing Russia for its invasion of Ukraine without firing a shot. Any counterpunch by the West...