More: Ukraine
One year later, why do Russians still support the war?
After February 24, 2022, it became apparent that most Russians supported what Putin called "a special military operation." Yet, weeks later, most Russians still...
5 Transformations that took place during the Russo-Ukrainian War
As the Russo-Ukrainian War completed a year on the 24th of February 2023, the world and Europe in particular once again witnessed the ravages...
The G20 foreign ministers’ summit will be an uncomfortable one for India
Foreign ministers from the world’s largest economies meet in New Delhi this week for the G20 summit.
The G20 (or Group of Twenty) is a...
India’s Neutrality Over Russia-Ukraine War
India is in an excellent position to play a vital role in winding up the Russia-Ukraine war as it hosts the G20 Foreign Ministers...
China, Russia and the Munich Security Conference
The meeting of senior politicians, military officers and diplomats from all over the world came at the 19th session of the Munich Security Conference...
Russia’s Dangerous Irrelevance
The war in Ukraine has changed the international landscape in Europe in ways which few pundits predicted. The bulk of the political changes which...
Policy Recommendation: Countering Russian Escalation of the Ukraine War
So far, the Ukraine war has remained a limited war, from the standpoint of the U.S. and NATO as no troops have been committed,...
China’s position statement on Ukraine is nowhere near a “peace plan”
Here, I try to make sense of the recently put-out Chinese position statement on the Ukraine crisis and why it can hardly be seen...
The Myths Playing and Colliding in the War in Ukraine
Myths do play in war. And legends in the history of war. Temporal myths drive leaders and their armies to war. Legends venerate leaders...
Peace for Ukraine?
Much like Humpty Dumpty, who had a great fall and broke into so many pieces that "All the King's horses and all the King's...