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Trump’s 28-point Ukraine-Russia Peace Plan
November 22, 2025 President Trump’s 28-point Ukraine-Russia peace plan is now public knowledge, making it clear that since the August 15, 2025, Alaska summit, Washington and Moscow have remained engaged in behind-closed-doors diplomatic talks, working on the details of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska summit, NATO, Putin, Trump, Trump's 28-point plan, Turkish foreign policy, US-EU relations, war in ukraine, Zelensky
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The Summit on Peace in Ukraine
June 18, 2024 The Summit, organized by Switzerland, took place at Bürgenstock on June 15-16, 2024. The task of the meeting was to develop a common understanding of a path towards a just and lasting peace in Ukraine. In the … Continue reading
Ukraine Update
September 25, 2023 The 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) opened on September 5, 2023, and the “High-Level Week” took place on September 18-22. Some important leaders, including those of China, Russia, France, and the UK, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden Ukraine aid, Black Sea grain, France, Germany, Poland, war inUkraine, Zelensky
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The Black Sea Grain Deal, What Now?
July 24, 2023 Heatwaves unseen in the past, wildfires, and huge floods have led some scientists to say that “The earth is in uncharted territory.” So is the world. The war in Ukraine grinds on. Washington’s strategic competition with China … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Sea, Black Sea Grain Initiative, Erdogan, Guterres, Mahmoud Abbas, Montreux Convention, Netanyahu, Putin, Russia, Turkish foreign policy, UN, US, war in ukraine, Zelensky
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Presidents Biden and Putin in Single Combat
February 27, 2023 Last Monday in an article titled, “Biden’s Surreal and Secretive Journey into a War Zone”by Peter Baker and Michael D. Shear, the New York Times shared some details of President Biden’s visit to Ukraine with the reader.[i] … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden, China, Global South, Putin, Russia, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine war, US, Wang Yi, Xi, Zelensky
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War-making vs. Peacemaking
May 9, 2022 9/11 Led to an outburst of international sympathy and support for the US. President George W. Bush vowed vengeance and ordered the invasion of Afghanistan, where al-Qaeda’s leadership was based. Russian President Putin was the first foreign … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Biden, Iraq, Libya, Putin, Russian invasion, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine conflict, Zelensky
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Ukraine, a Conflict of Diverse Interests
April 18, 2022 A country’s foreign policy is shaped by its identity, sense of belonging, world outlook, and geographic location. This last one is a constant, others are subject to evolution, change, and definition/redefinition within the limits of reason. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Putin, Russia sanctions, Russian invasion, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine conflict, Zelensky
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Brinkmanship versus Diplomacy
March 9, 2022 Merriam-Webster defines “brinkmanship” as, “the art or practice of pushing a dangerous situation or confrontation to the limit of safety especially to force a desired outcome”, and “diplomacy” as “the art and practice of conducting negotiations between … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden, Crimea, Donbas, energy security, Putin, Russia sanctions, Russian invasion, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine conflict, Zelensky
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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: The Refugees
March 7, 2022 During the years following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Western countries failed to help Moscow chart a new path. Some former members of the Warsaw Pact, which had remained forcibly under communist regimes since the end … Continue reading
Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
March 1, 2022 In my last post, I said that President Putin would probably resist ordering a full-scale invasion of Ukraine because a bloody conflict will zero out his theory about the Russians and Ukrainians being one people. I proved … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden, Donetsk, Luhanks, Montreux Convention, Putin, Russia sanctions, Russian invasion, Turkish foreign policy, Ukraine, Zelensky
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