Tag: Volodymyr Zelensky

His Possible Return Inspires Fear in America’s Allies—and Hope in Its Rivals By Daniel W. Drezner For most countries, the Biden administration’s foreign policy represents...

Russia Edges Closer to a Reckoning By Lawrence Freedman Governments start wars in pursuit of various objectives, from conquering territory to changing the regime of...

What the Alliance Must Do in Vilnius—and Beyond By Jens Stoltenberg Russia’s illegal war against Ukraine is a turning point in history. War has returned...

The Costs of Expanding the Alliance Outweigh the Benefits By Justin Logan and Joshua Shifrinson As the war in Ukraine grinds on, policymakers and pundits,...

What Peace Will Mean for Ukraine’s Democracy Russia’s war against Ukraine has transformed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s image. Before Russia launched its full-scale invasion...

Ukraine, Russia, and the Lessons of World War I By Margaret MacMillan On February 24, 2022, the great Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov and his wife...

Kyiv Needs a Binding Commitment Before NATO Membership By Eric Ciaramella Although Ukraine’s long-planned offensive operation is still in its initial phases, it is not...