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When the Battlefield Dictates Peace: The Collapse of Ukraine's Goals and the West's Reckoning
Ukraine’s push to freeze the front lines suggests that the writing is on the wall for Kyiv’s original war aims, while the West faces a reckoning overpromises it may struggle to keep. As Moscow turns battlefield gains into diplomatic leverage, the proof of the pudding will be whether Western ambitions can survive the hard realities of war.
The US is Turning the Philippines into the “Ukraine” of Southeast Asia
For decades the US has sought to prevent China’s rise, and the Philippines is becoming its “Ukraine” in Asia: the South China Sea conflict is engineered in Washington, not Manila.
Moscow Between Kabul and Islamabad: Can Russia Reduce Tensions?
Russia’s diplomatic engagement in South Asia offers an opportunity to ease Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions and strengthen regional stability. Lasting peace, however, requires constructive dialogue, regional cooperation, and a collective commitment to counterterrorism.
