Why do self-identified Christian nationalists widely disdain U.S. aid for Ukraine?
Mark TooleyApril 25, 2024
Pope Francis’s comments urging Ukrainian surrender are morally wrong and inconsistent with Catholic teaching
J. Daryl CharlesApril 11, 2024
Could Trump prove more capable than Biden at securing a lasting peace in Eastern Europe?
Simon MaassMarch 14, 2024
The Kremlin is busily deploying a new weapon to boost their troops’ flagging morale: counterfeit miracles of Christ, Mary and the Saints.
Steven TuckerMarch 13, 2024
Supporting Ukraine should not be viewed as charity. Rather, it is the first and most important part of U.S. foreign policy
J. Daryl CharlesFebruary 29, 2024
Putin has learned to create just enough seditious mayhem to subvert international law, but not enough to provoke war
Mark R. RoyceFebruary 13, 2024
American military planners have not given the Ukrainians the tools they need to win and win now
J. Daryl CharlesFebruary 12, 2024
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine echoes Athens’ invasion of Melos in the Peloponnesian War
Nadya WilliamsJanuary 29, 2024
How Russia’s national security doctrine gobbled up the orthodox church.
Kristóf György Veres & Mónika PalotaiJanuary 23, 2024
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