Why the Ukraine war is understandable: A response to a response to Dan Sillett
By RYAN LEE As a mere Perspectives writer sitting on the sidelines of the crossfire between our two lovely editors, brothers turned...
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Why the Ukraine war cannot be justified: In response to Dan Sillett
By JAMES BALDWIN This article is written in response to Daniel Sillett's piece, published on 1st March. That article can be found here....
Putin's perspective: Why the Ukraine war is justified
By DANIEL SILLETT A year ago, I cast my verdict on Putin’s decision to pull the trigger on Ukraine – an invasion that was meant to last...
Flag ban - fair or futile?
By JACOB ARNOLD Organisers of the Australian Open have sparked controversy after their decision to ban the Russian and Belarusian flags...
On the brink: Stray missiles risk direct confrontation with Russia
By WILL KINGSTON-COX On Tuesday 15 November, a stray missile struck the Polish village of Przewodów, a few miles from the Ukrainian...
'An unholy alliance': Why is Iran helping Russia in Ukraine?
By WILL KINGSTON-COX On 17 October, Ukraine was bombarded by a wave of “kamikaze” drone strikes targeting critical infrastructure in...
Surovikin the Savage: Putin’s new commander in Ukraine makes his presence known
By WILL KINGSTON-COX On Monday 10 October, unbridled terror returned to the streets of Kyiv. As many went about their somewhat...
‘Into the endgame’: Putin’s escalation will either make or break his special military operation
By WILL KINGSTON-COX On Wednesday 21 September, Russian president Vladimir Putin gave a rare televised address to his people – the first...
Why EU candidate status is dangerously symbolic for Ukraine and Moldova
By WILL KINGSTON-COX Ursula Von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, and Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, agreed on...
Making sense of Turkey’s NATO obstruction
By DANIEL BLAKE MARTIN NATO’s immediate response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine led many to believe that it was back in business. But...
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