Only a major advance by Ukraine can end the deadlock
Despite the delay, we can be confident that a counteroffensive, on some substantial scale, is coming.
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Despite the delay, we can be confident that a counteroffensive, on some substantial scale, is coming.
A furious Kremlin has threatened the “harshest possible” retaliation after a suspected Ukrainian drone strike injured residents of a leafy Moscow suburb.
Polish president Andrzej Duda, speaking at the London Defence Conference, warned that political and humanitarian ends alone won’t bring an end to the hostilities.
Rishi Sunak promised to spearhead a “jet coalition” to secure aircraft for Kyiv while hosting the Ukrainian president at his country residence in Chequers.
The emphasis on Ukraine has overshadowed the even greater threat that the Wagner Group poses to the global south, especially in Africa.
When set against the bombast of a tyrant and the turbulence across the Channel, the grandeur and dignity of the Coronation can’t be faulted.
A Russian research vessel has allegedly been collecting data on wind farms, gas pipelines, power and internet cables in the North Sea and the Baltic region.
Longtime Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison in what he has dismissed as a 1930s-style “show trial”.
Life is getting more difficult for the Russian mercenary group far away from the frontline.
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