Russia

President Joe Biden addressed the recent mutiny by the Wagner mercenary group against the Russian government, describing it as an internal power struggle in which the United States played no part.

An AI version of Admiral William McRaven explores potential power players and the opportunities for change in a hypothetical post-Putin Russia.

Recent events in Russia and Ukraine have created great uncertainty, potentially leading to higher prices for food and energy supplies, impacting people’s wallets worldwide.

Like a good whisky, Putin is strong, complex and leaves an indelible mark on all who come in contact with him. Too much, however, can result in an intoxication ending in disaster.

Wagner boss Prigozhin is furious at the Kremlin and accuses Russian leaders of intentionally killing his men.

In the high-stakes game of geopolitical power, if Yevgeny Prigozhin attempted a power grab in Russia, President Putin would likely respond with swift and decisive action, leveraging his extensive network and propaganda machinery to maintain control and downplay the situation, showcasing the fragility of Russia’s internal dynamics in this critical moment.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky may now face an even more difficult challenge in dispelling Russians from their borders as Russia begins to unravel its “alligator” strategy. 

As tensions continue to rise between Ukraine and Russia, the possibility of a drawn out conflict looms large on the horizon.

Russia warns it would be prepared to give a military response if F-16 fighter jets were to appear in the skies over Ukraine.

The most up to date information available on the war in Ukraine culled from one of the most reliable sources on the subject.

America’s National Security Strategy (NSS) is the blueprint for how the United States will protect its citizens and interests from foreign threats.

Ukraine has been optimizing its shadow troops as the war continues to stagnate.