War and Conflict

In terms of PR and its own identity, the failure to support Ukraine will reverberate for decades to come, Martin Jay writes.

How are we, who are denied credible, alternative news sources, supposed to divine between right and wrong, between truth and propaganda.

The involvement of the Pentagon in the activities of dozens of laboratories across Ukraine is the most strident fact pointing to concerns that the research was being conducted for the nefarious purpose of developing biological weapons.

The United States and its NATO allies need to stop the flow of weapons to Ukraine and let the Kiev regime know that it must negotiate a peace settlement with Moscow.

It has never been Russia’s intention to invade Ukraine: this has been clear to the objective analysts of Western professional military institutions.

No one ever asks: Mr Expert, you've been wrong for twenty years, why should anybody take you seriously now?

Canada could play the role of intermediary and diplomatic bridge both for the benefit of its own citizens and the wellbeing of the world as a whole, Matt Ehret writes.

Instead of fearing to be held to account like the Nazis were at Nuremberg, America’s tyrants face no such international prosecutions whatsoever.

There is a sense that Russia has reached the end of its patience over provocations and condescending sanctions imposed by the collective West.

The British are being told that they cannot just sail their warships into the Black Sea and rattle their sabers in Russia’s face. Putin is telling the Brits and anyone else not to even think about getting that close.