Category: Ukraine and Russia

The Trillion Dollar Bill Is Not Yours: What the Western AI Buildout Means for Russia

A companion essay for Russian and Eurasian readers on the AI capex cycle, the multipolar technology response, and what Moscow can and cannot do about it.

Russophobia and the Unjust War the West Will Not Win

How the European Union, the UK, Finland, and the Baltic States Chose an Unwinnable Proxy War With Russia, and Why

The Phantom Caucus: Why the Ukraine War Lobby is Losing the Midterms Before a Single Vote is Cast

Ukraine’s birth rate has fallen to 0.7, deaths outnumber births three to one, and the country faces a demographic collapse.

Russophobia and The West’s Forgery That Launched Two Centuries of War

How a Polish Exile’s Fabrication Became the Blueprint for Anglo-American Russia Policy, and Why It Is Killing People Today

Not This Time: Why the Global South Refused to Play Its Assigned Role in Washington’s War Against Russia

Washington Weaponized the Dollar, Validated Every Colonial Grievance, and Built the Multipolar World It Feared

The Managed War: How the West Built, Armed, and Prolonged the Destruction of Ukraine

A Forensic Assessment of the Ukraine Conflict

Hey World: Give Peace a Chance

The Neocons, Atlanticists, and the Military-Industrial Complex Turned Ukraine Into a Demographic Catastrophe and Called It Democracy

Remember the Russian Sacrifice in WWII: The EU Countries Don’t

The Red Army bore the decisive losses against Hitler, a fact Western governments minimize to preserve postwar mythology and hostility to Russia.

Blood, Hypocrisy, and the UPA: Rebutting Ukrainian Nationalist Propaganda on Poland

Poland withdrew its highest honor after Kyiv glorified the UPA, whose forces killed Polish civilians in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia.

Two Russias, One Reality: There is Only One Truth, and It Isn’t The West’s (or Trump’s)

What Alexander Mercouris Sees on the Ground, and What the Western Press Refuses to See