The Balance of Power in the Russo-Ukraine War
By Steven Jermy
12 May 2025
Ukraine
Britain’s coalition of the willing decides that it's unwilling
Why does Whitehall stumble from one idiotic idea to another?
Ian Proud
30 April 2025
Fateful errors - why NATO leaders should have listened to George Kennan in 1997
He was right, that forcing countries to choose between NATO and Russia would lead to conflict
Ian Proud
21 April 2025
Silence of the NATO lambs: NATO Secretary General continues to see the United States as a trustworthy ally, but dismisses Greenland, tariffs and other concerns
A review of the meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers, Brussels, 3-4 April 2025
10 April 2025
Negotiating an End to the Ukraine War: Is it Possible?
By Maksym Beznosiuk and Martin A. Smith
6 January 2025
NATO Foreign Ministers agree measures to counter Russian ‘sabotage’, but little new on Ukraine and the Middle East
A review of the meeting of NATO Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Brussels, 3-4 December 2024
NATO and Ukraine hold talks after Russia's attack with new missile
27 November 2024
Ambassadors met in the NATO-Ukraine Council on 26 November to discuss the security situation in Ukraine after Russia attacked a military facility in the city of Dnipro with an experimental, hypersonic ballistic missile on 21 November.