Moldovan Ambassador to U.S.: The EU Is About ‘Survival’
As Moldova and Ukraine prepare to open their first European Union accession negotiation cluster, Moldovan Ambassador to the U.S. and Mexico Vladislav Kulminski argues…
Tag: U.S. Foreign Policy
The House Passed a Ukraine Aid Bill. We Asked Members Why They Voted For — And Against — It
Eighteen House Republicans broke with both the White House and party leadership on June 4 to join almost all Democrats in supporting the first…
Will Armenia’s Pivot West Hold at the Ballot Box?
Ten days before Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary elections, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received a high-profile public endorsement. “Nikol has my COMPLETE and TOTAL…
Iran Concerns Push Georgia Into U.S. National Security Debate
A photo shows one protester carrying a poster depicting President Donald Trump with bloodied hands and others holding portraits of then-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali…
Hodges: The Momentum Has Shifted in Ukraine’s Favor — and Russia Knows It
For the first time in nearly two decades, the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow will not include military hardware. Retired Lt. Gen.…
The U.S. Has Lost Leverage on Ukraine, Says Former Bush Official
A former assistant secretary of state in the George W. Bush administration says the U.S. has become “a little less relevant” in efforts to…
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…
Whitmore: West Was Fooled by ‘Theater’ of Russian Politics
In the post-Cold War era, Western policymakers misread Russia and projected their own hopes onto a state that never intended to follow a rules-based…
Foreign Relations Chair: Senate Waiting for Right Moment on New Russia Sanctions
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman James Risch tells Independence Avenue Media he is working with Senate leadership to ensure new U.S. sanctions against…
