Russia-Ukraine war | The European Conservative

Losing its grip in Ukraine, Russia’s hold is strengthening in the Caucasus

Manuel Mato Dos Santos February 9, 2023

Seemingly weeks away from an historic peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Moscow has derailed the process—strengthening its hand—without a shot being fired.

The EU is Not Europe, Part III:
A Europe in Conflict in the Age of Ideology

John Laughland February 8, 2023

The difference between NATO and the United Nations is pluralism. The UN Charter is explicitly predicated on the sovereign equality of states. It is an ideal, to be sure, perhaps more honoured in the breach than the observance, but NATO’s ideal is the opposite.

Zelensky Considering a Trip to Brussels

Bridget Ryder February 7, 2023

According to the news site, several sources briefed on the discussions between Zelensky and EU leaders said that tentative preparations are underway to host the Ukrainian president in Brussels, February 9th.

Kremlin Reacts to U.S. Delivery of Long-Distance Missiles: “Ukraine Will Burn”

Tristan Vanheuckelom February 6, 2023

Dmitry Medvedev said that “all of Ukraine still remaining under Kyiv’s rule will go up in flames,” should the new U.S. missiles be used to attack either mainland Russia or Crimea.

NZZ: Washington Offered Moscow 20% of Ukraine for Peace

Tamás Orbán February 3, 2023

The White House denies allegations from the Swiss-German newspaper claiming that Biden would rather concede Ukrainian territory than maintain a long war of attrition. The CIA calls the report “completely false.”

Swiss Lawmakers Rethink Neutrality To Supply Arms to Ukraine

Tamás Orbán February 3, 2023

Circumventing neutrality embedded in the Swiss Constitution is a tough challenge for lawmakers in Bern, as Ukraine calls for immediate change in legislation.

Britain’s Defence Is Weaker Than Support for Ukraine Suggests

Michael Curzon February 3, 2023

The UK defence secretary warned that the British Army has been “hollowed out” and needs investment. The country is also forecasted to fare worse than all other developed countries this year, including Russia—so can it continue to support Ukraine?

CSU Secretary General Calls Baerbock a Massive Security Risk for Germany

Robert Semonsen February 2, 2023

Several political notables—from Germany and other European states—have been quick to distance themselves from Baerbock’s comments.

Japan and Korea To Strengthen Ties With NATO Amid Rising Tensions

Tamás Orbán February 2, 2023

Global defense cooperation is needed to address mounting security challenges, as the future of the rules-based international order is at stake, warned the secretary general.

Germany, U.S. Pledge Tank Support

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 26, 2023

Chancellor Scholz’ hesitation might have served a purpose. Not wanting to be left holding the bag should things turn sour, Scholz got the U.S. on board first.

Tag: Russia-Ukraine war

Losing its grip in Ukraine, Russia’s hold is strengthening in the Caucasus

The EU is Not Europe, Part III:
A Europe in Conflict in the Age of Ideology

Zelensky Considering a Trip to Brussels

Kremlin Reacts to U.S. Delivery of Long-Distance Missiles: “Ukraine Will Burn”

NZZ: Washington Offered Moscow 20% of Ukraine for Peace

Swiss Lawmakers Rethink Neutrality To Supply Arms to Ukraine

Britain’s Defence Is Weaker Than Support for Ukraine Suggests

CSU Secretary General Calls Baerbock a Massive Security Risk for Germany

Japan and Korea To Strengthen Ties With NATO Amid Rising Tensions

Germany, U.S. Pledge Tank Support

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