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Analysis | Jan 11, 2024
Absent a compromise settlement, massive levels of aid for Kyiv would have to continue, perhaps indefinitely.
Analysis | Mar 09, 2023
Bush had maintained a surprisingly close relationship with the Russian leader, centered on a counterterrorism alliance. The United States was battling al-Qaeda at the time; Russia was fighting Chechen separatists. But Putin came to believe that America was an unreliable, hypocritical partner — and…
Analysis | Mar 23, 2022
The economic offensive against Russia has already exposed one important new reality: The era of costless, risk-free and predictable sanctions is well and truly over, the author writes.
Analysis | Mar 18, 2022
America’s spotty record warrants caution in Ukraine.
Analysis | Feb 14, 2022
U.S. exports limit price increases and help check disruptive behavior by the likes of Russia and Iran.
Analysis | Feb 03, 2022
A contest of ideas is hobbling U.S. policy in the standoff over Ukraine.
Analysis | Feb 02, 2022
Washington should create the strongest possible incentive for Putin to stand down by making clear that U.S. sanctions will be maximized if Russia invades and minimized if it does not.
Analysis | Jan 25, 2022
While the terms of any compromise with Russia over Ukraine would involve some tough negotiation, we can seek such a compromise without fearing that this will open the way for further Russian moves to destroy NATO and subjugate eastern Europe.
Analysis | Jul 11, 2020
In Moscow, the Kremlin attacks U.S. racism while the liberal opposition ignores it, or worse.