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Phil Butler

A policy investigator and analyst, a political scientist and expert on Eastern Europe, he’s an author of the bestseller “Putin’s Praetorians” and other books

Finland’s Cold Mistake: The Alexander Stubb Doctrine of National Strategy

While Finnish President Alexander Stubb frames NATO membership as a strategic triumph, this critique argues it has made Finland more exposed, not more secure — turning a once-prudent buffer state into a frontline target.

Phil Butler

Dissecting the Narrative: Freedman, Putin, and the Western Strategists' Echo Chamber

Sir Lawrence Freedman’s portrayal of the Ukraine conflict reflects not impartial strategic analysis but a deeply entrenched ideological alignment with Western interventionist orthodoxy.

Phil Butler

Entwined Fates: Russia, China, and the Unravelling of Western Delusions

In a world bristling with geopolitical flashpoints and shifting alliances, few relationships are more consequential than that of Russia and China. Yet, much of the Western discourse surrounding this entente remains mired in Cold War nostalgia and wishful strategic thinking.

Phil Butler

Russia and Mali Forge Strategic Axis as Bamako Eyes BRICS Membership

Phil Butler

The Gospel of Empire: How Myth, Zionism, and the Market Conspired to Dismantle Peace

Phil Butler

World War III Has Already Begun - Which Side Will Win?

Phil Butler

Europe’s Lunatics Double Down on the Way to Poverty and War

Phil Butler

Will Russia Finally Declare All-Out War on NATO’s Ukraine Proxy Regime?

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