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      Weapons for Ukraine, Obama Pokes at the GOP, Shocked About Schock
      Feb06

      Weapons for Ukraine, Obama Pokes at the GOP, Shocked About Schock

      Brian Williams continues to catch flack over Iraq, the president has another second-term moment and more. …read more Source: U.S....

      Greman, French leaders take Ukraine peace push to Moscow
      Feb06

      Greman, French leaders take Ukraine peace push to Moscow

      French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrived in Moscow on Friday to seek a cease-fire and then a lasting peace for Ukraine. …read more Source: Toronto...

      The U.S. Should Arm Ukraine—But Not Because This War Is Winnable
      Feb06

      The U.S. Should Arm Ukraine—But Not Because This War Is Winnable

      As you read reports about the United States potentially increasing arms deliveries to Ukraine, keep this in mind: This war is already more than the Kremlin bargained for. And if average Russians see it get any …read more Source: The New...

      Arming Ukraine Will Exploit Putin’s Greatest Weakness
      Feb06

      Arming Ukraine Will Exploit Putin’s Greatest Weakness

      A year ago Americans saw on their televisions Ukrainian protesters hurtling Molotov cocktails at beetle-helmeted riot police. Ukrainians from all walks of life–business executives, working class laborers, PhD students, artists, doctors–had been called to the barricades of Kyiv with the simple goal of overthrowing a president who, for...

      Diplomatic push for Ukraine peace focus at Munich conference
      Feb06

      Diplomatic push for Ukraine peace focus at Munich conference

      MUNICH (AP) — Top world leaders, diplomats and defense officials are converging on Munich for a security conference that comes amid a frantic diplomatic push to end the violence in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: San Francisco...

      Obama Stresses Global Leadership In New U.S. Security Strategy
      Feb06

      Obama Stresses Global Leadership In New U.S. Security Strategy

      The White House has unveiled a new national security strategy reasserting the need for U.S. leadership in ensuring a “rules-based international order” and mobilizing global efforts on an array of security fronts, including halting Russian “aggression.” …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      Ukrainian forces, rebels evacuate war-torn town of Debaltseve
      Feb06

      Ukrainian forces, rebels evacuate war-torn town of Debaltseve

      Pro-Russia rebels and the Ukrainian authorities sent in buses Friday to remove civilians from the epicentre of fighting in the town of Debaltseve, eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:...

      Biden casts doubt on Putin’s peace commitment in Ukraine
      Feb06

      Biden casts doubt on Putin’s peace commitment in Ukraine

      BRUSSELS (AP) — U.S. Vice President Joe Biden is questioning the willingness of Russian President Vladimir Putin to seek peace in Ukraine as the leaders of Germany and France are seeking such a deal in Moscow…. …read more Source: Associated...

      Diplomatic push for Ukraine peace focus at Munich conference
      Feb06

      Diplomatic push for Ukraine peace focus at Munich conference

      MUNICH (AP) — Top world leaders, diplomats and defense officials are converging on Munich for a security conference that comes amid a frantic diplomatic push to end the violence in eastern Ukraine…. …read more Source: Associated...

      Welcome to Obama Land
      Feb06

      Welcome to Obama Land

      Since 2008, Barack Obama has struggled with how precisely to define his presidency. Was he the risk-ready transformer his base hoped for and his opponents feared? The hope-and-change candidate who promised to move beyond Washington’s partisan, shark-infested waters? Or was he the risk-averse transactor who by 2014 was talking more soberly...