War in Ukraine Archives - Page 2 of 6

For Poles, the accusations and emotions of the war on symbols, fueled by political tribes, have completely overshadowed the political

The hegemon’s closest partner

It was the first meeting in Washington in a year between U.S. President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

“We will hold the front in the east until the land in the south dries up. Then we will move

The Hungarian prime minister’s opinion is not particularly different from the words of former U.S. President Donald Trump Paweł Lisicki

“The End of the Russian Mir” (Koniec ruskiego miru) is a must-read for all those who want to understand the

While Biden’s visit to Poland was a symbol of punishment for Germany and France, it was primarily a signal sent

The passivity in the approach taken toward Russia, resulting in inadequate support for Ukraine’s war effort, rather than supporting it

If Olaf Scholz’s plans were to come true (their destiny lies largely on who will be in power in America),

“Putin is a representative of the “mainstream” and in a way embodies the age-old approach to the people of the

Hearing the statements of many publicists and politicians after February 24th, 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, one can wonder what

The West’s first goal – to remove Putin from power – has apparently been fulfilled Paweł Lisicki Since February 24th