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EDITORIAL: Field Notes on the Human Cost of Ukraine's Energy Winter
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are spending this winter without heat, without electricity, and sometimes without running water, a reality documented by Reuters on…
EDITORIAL: field notes on three weeks without missiles
Ukrainian F-16s were unable to intercept Russian drones and missiles for more than three weeks, after allied stockpiles ran dry, according to Reuters on…
EDITORIAL: the human cost of Ukraine's energy winter
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians spent parts of this winter without heat, according to a Reuters report dated March 5, 2026, a stark reminder…
EDITORIAL: Three weeks without missiles, the supply breakdown that grounded Ukraine's F-16s
For more than three weeks, Ukrainian F-16 fighters found themselves unable to intercept Russian drones and missiles after Western-supplied munitions stocks ran dry, according…
EDITORIAL: Ukraine is winning the interceptor war, but losing the race against time
It must be said plainly from the first line of this editorial: Ukrainian air defense has held for more than four years against one…
EDITORIAL: The IRGC, the backbone of a regime that refuses to bend
To understand why Iran refuses to yield despite weeks of American strikes, one must look beyond the official ministries and diplomatic spokespeople.
EDITORIAL: The Strait of Hormuz, the artery a regime decided to strangle
There are places on this planet where geography itself becomes a weapon. The Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint barely 33 kilometers wide between Iran…
EDITORIAL: Zelensky, the tightrope walker who must please both Washington and Brussels
There is a diplomatic exercise that few leaders in the world master with as much forced consistency as Volodymyr Zelensky.
EDITORIAL: Anefis, the strategic lock that decides the fate of northern Mali
I want to be direct about something: until this past week, Anefis was not a name most readers outside Mali would have recognized.