Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russia’s gas cut-offs are making Moldova increasingly vulnerable, with widespread blackouts, rampant inflation and growing pro-Russian anti-government protests.

As winter approaches, are Russia and Ukraine entering a war of attrition?

The return to a divided Congress will limit Washington's assertiveness abroad for at least the next two years.

After missile-linked explosions killed two people in Poland's town of Przewodow near Ukraine, Poland will likely trigger NATO's Article IV.

The loss of the strategic southern city will shift fighting eastward in Ukraine and make it harder for Moscow to justify its war at home.

Russia's escalating strikes on civilians and critical infrastructure will harden Ukraine's resolve to fight and its NATO allies' resolve to help.

While the EU looks prepared to withstand the winter, sustained high energy prices and demand destruction will continue to threaten the bloc's economic growth and manufacturing base.

While unlikely to offer up its advanced defense systems like the Iron Dome, Israel could provide more intelligence that actively helps Kyiv fend off Iran-backed Russian troops.

A look at how Iran is helping Russia in Ukraine.

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