Putin’s false flag threatens Moldova
With the Russian President having little to show for a year of war in Ukraine, he may be tempted to export the chaos into a new theatre.
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With the Russian President having little to show for a year of war in Ukraine, he may be tempted to export the chaos into a new theatre.
The world is waiting to see whether Xi Jinping will follow in Putin’s footsteps.
The West must strain every nerve to reconnect with the Russian people and not underestimate how dangerous the situation has become.
Over the last few decades, we have forgotten the danger from nuclear weapons but we must now prioritise reducing nuclear threat once more.
As Mayor, Boris Johnson was eager to encourage billionaires to treat the capital as their playground, no matter where the money came from.
The sovereign state of Ukraine has been taken hostage by a self-obsessed tyrant hooked on a weird misreading of history. Western Europe must rearm itself and aid the brave Ukrainians in resisting.
But the Alliance must hold its nerve – it’s the only thing standing in Putin’s way.
Like Sherlock Holmes’ nemesis, Putin has long been considered a malign influence in the West. His tyrannical land-grab confirms he’s much worse.
Columns of Russian troops are pouring into the country from the north, east and south.
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