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Michael Wasiura Reports, You Decide
Michael Wasiura’s journey into the heart of darkness that is Russian news and propaganda.
The Global Economic Consequences of Putin’s War
Historian Adam Tooze examines the reality of Russian sanctions — and their potential blowback.
Stephen Wilhite, Inventor of the Meme-Favorite GIF, Dies at 74
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The Deepest Roots of Ukrainian Catastrophe
Former Canadian politician Michael Ignatieff shoots down the claim that NATO expansion eastward caused this crisis.
I Challenged Putin’s Propaganda Machine From Within — Look What Happened. Part 2
The surprising real reason why the Russians want Wasiura on their shows, no matter what he says or tries to say.
Putin’s Real Reason for War? A Wag-the-Dog Theory
A look at why Putin may have started the war in Ukraine primarily for his domestic political needs inside Russia.
10 Ways War Harms Wildlife
Bombs and bullets are just the beginning.
To Be or Not to Be: Russia’s UN Political Appointees on the Spot
Tatiana Valovaya, a political appointee who heads the United Nations Office in Geneva, represents one of the world’s most important humanitarian, trade, and conflict resolution hubs. And yet, while the UN’s specialized agencies from UNHCR to WHO have denounced the carnage in Ukraine, Valovaya is silent, which highlights the UN’s already deteriorating credibility as an institution that defends human rights.
China, India, Russia, the West, and the Evolving Global Chessboard
A look at how the war in the Ukraine is changing the balance of great power politics. Who’s winning and who’s losing?
Refugees From Other Conflicts Find Themselves Caught in Ukraine’s Battles
The Russian assault on Ukraine is forcing refugees from the Middle East and Africa to find safety elsewhere.
There Are No Good Outcomes in Ukraine, Only a More Dangerous World
Author and global strategist Shay Khatiri lays out his worst-case scenarios for Ukraine, Europe, and the world’s geopolitical framework.