From Every State, 700 Americans Come to Washington to Advocate for Ukraine
When Jennifer Baglivi visited U.S. Rep. Gregory Murphy at his office in Washington this week, she handed him a photograph of her son. A…
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In Ukraine, Veterans Are Reading Each Other’s War Stories Aloud
Ukrainian veteran Maksym Fetisov sits down in a small Lviv studio to record the story of Ihor, a fellow soldier. As he’s voicing it…
Petraeus: Ukraine’s Drone Edge Is Reshaping the War — and the Future of Warfare
As the war in Ukraine grinds on, the conflict is increasingly being shaped by technology — particularly drones and unmanned systems — in ways…
How the Georgian Language First Came to Print — in Rome, in 1629
It is Rome, 1629. At the printing press of Propaganda Fide — the Catholic Church’s missionary printing house. Two books are printed: a Georgian…
Trump’s Belarus Pivot: Why Washington Is Engaging Lukashenko After Years of Isolation
The United States has updated its script on Belarus. For years, Washington treated Russia’s close ally and neighbor as a pariah state, but U.S.…
A ‘Generational Challenge’ — What Changes After Orban
After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been voted out — so now what? Orban’s government reshaped Hungary’s institutions, challenged…
Orban is Gone: What it Means for Ukraine, the EU, Russia and the U.S.
After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will be leaving office following a decisive victory by opposition leader Peter Magyar in…
Former Blinken Adviser: Russia and China May Benefit From Iran War
Amid a tenuous 14-day ceasefire between the United States and Iran, a former senior adviser to Biden-era Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the…
Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO: U.S. Exit Would Be ‘Devastating’
Nearly eight decades after its founding, NATO is facing an existential crisis. U.S. President Donald Trump, angered at what he says was insufficient support…
