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      Only the UN Can Hold a Real Syrian Election
      Nov13

      Only the UN Can Hold a Real Syrian Election

      If an internationally supervised vote there is a success, it could be a blueprint for Ukraine. …read more Source:...

      Ukrainian Master Boycotts Saudi Women’s World Speed-Chess Championships
      Nov13

      Ukrainian Master Boycotts Saudi Women’s World Speed-Chess Championships

      Ukraine’s double women’s reigning world chess champion says she will not attend the $2 million world speed-chess championship after the game’s governing body awarded the tournament next month to Saudi Arabia. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      The Briefing: Peacekeeper Games
      Nov13

      The Briefing: Peacekeeper Games

      Is momentum building for peacekeepers in Ukraine? Listen to The Power Vertical Briefing. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      The Morning Vertical, November 13, 2017
      Nov13

      The Morning Vertical, November 13, 2017

      Your daily roundup. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      U.S., Russia Envoys To Discuss Peacekeeping Force For Ukraine
      Nov13

      U.S., Russia Envoys To Discuss Peacekeeping Force For Ukraine

      The U.S. envoy for efforts to end the Ukrainian conflict, Kurt Volker, is set to meet with Kremlin aide Vladislav Surkov on November 13 to explore deploying United Nations peacekeepers to eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      Ignorance and Caricatures Mar Our Understanding of Russian Foreign Policy
      Nov13

      Ignorance and Caricatures Mar Our Understanding of Russian Foreign Policy

      Bruce Thornton is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. All it took to transform Vladimir Putin from a candidate for a foreign policy “reset” into a global villain was a change in presidents. In 2012 Barack Obama mocked Mitt Romney for his 1980s view that Russia under Putin was our most serious global rival. Obama...

      How Russia Could Divide NATO and Win a War
      Nov13

      How Russia Could Divide NATO and Win a War

      Michael Cecire Security, Europe Countering provocations or pressure by adversary states like Russia should be formulated on Western strengths, and not dictated by the adversary. In September, Russia and Belarus launched the Zapad 2017 military exercises, which saw a snap mobilization of thousands of troops on Europe’s doorstep, stoking...

      Taking Putin’s Word For It
      Nov12

      Taking Putin’s Word For It

      When asked on Saturday about his conversation with Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific economic summit in Vietnam, President Donald Trump reported that the Russian president denied interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. That, of course, directly contradicts the conclusions of the U.S. intelligence community. “Every...

      Trump melts down on Twitter yet again—White House staff, you’re still OK with this?
      Nov12

      Trump melts down on Twitter yet again—White House staff, you’re still OK with this?

      It’s a weekend, and that means that incompetent manchild Donald Trump is out of his damn gourd. Again. And since there is apparently nobody in his entire circle of would-be leaders and so-called brilliant minds who can convince him that the world does not need to know each and every one of his On The Toilet Thoughts, it means we’re...

      Trump’s latest tweetstorm called Kim Jong Un “short and fat”
      Nov12

      Trump’s latest tweetstorm called Kim Jong Un “short and fat”

      He also defended better ties with Russia. President Donald Trump has mostly stayed on message during his nearly two-week trip to Asia, focusing on trade and the North Korean nuclear threat. But this weekend, from Hanoi, Vietnam, Trump took to his favorite platform — Twitter — to return to some familiar, petulant themes: defending Russia and...