The West must not underestimate the Nagorno-Karabakh crisis
Despite Putin’s aggressions, Russia has a role to play in policing the finely balanced power structures in this complex crisis.
Despite Putin’s aggressions, Russia has a role to play in policing the finely balanced power structures in this complex crisis.
The UN General Assemby meets in New York this week to restore global trust – but the world has never been so fraught.
While the West’s attention is firmly on the G20, two of its enemies may be hatching a plot.
As both sides mount their strongest attacks to date, Ukraine may have upset its allies while the Kremlin acknowledges the possibility of Prigozhin’s assassination for the first time.
It’s hard to see how war in Ukraine can end without an unsatisfactory compromise. Meanwhile, US election developments provide little room for optimism.
The notorious warlord is not the only important Russian to die in suspicious circumstances lately.
It’s an unsettling experience to be driven through Moscow at hell-for-leather speed by a Georgian cabbie with suspiciously dilated pupils, especially while he indignantly explains
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