2025-11-30 12:00:49.526 • by
Alfred Ignacio
The article argues that the US is repeating historical mistakes by rejecting potential peace deals for Ukraine, driven by an unattainable desire for 'total victory.' It suggests that proposals, even if imperfect, offer Ukraine significant strategic gains and security, and continuing the war indefinitely risks leaving Ukraine worse off. The author contends that Ukraine has already achieved a 'win worth taking' and misplaced moralism should not jeopardize these accomplishments.
2025-11-26 06:01:05.904 • by
Andrew Ismail
A new US-backed peace proposal for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, heavily favoring Russia, has caused alarm in Kyiv and Europe, proposing Ukraine cede Donbas and limit its military, while barring NATO membership.
2025-11-22 18:01:04.348 • by
Arturo Iglesias
Donald Trump's 28-point peace plan for Ukraine is sharply criticized for heavily favoring Russia, compromising Ukraine's sovereignty and security, and potentially offering amnesty for war crimes. Critics argue it rewards Putin's aggression and endangers Ukrainian democracy.
2025-11-04 12:00:44.109 • by
Alan Iverson
The article contends that the West, once adept at 'dirty' grey-zone tactics and disinformation during the Cold War (as seen with the Berlin Airlift myth), now prides itself on truthfulness, leaving hybrid warfare to Russia. This adherence to rules is becoming democracy's weakness, as Russia effectively uses modern tools like troll factories and deepfakes to win the global information war, while the West's counter-disinformation efforts and funding are dwindling, losing its 'mojo' to fight back.
