Japanese and American professors and policy leaders will begin a month-long program on the tensions and challenges arising in the Indo-Pacific region.
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In 2015, a year after Russia seized the Crimea, Putin announced he was prepared to raise the alert status of his nuclear forces if there was a military reaction from the West.
Invasion of Ukraine has managed to help build a bipartisan consensus that Russia is a threat, sanctions are needed and NATO should be backed.
President Joe Biden has nominated federal appeals court judge, Ketanji Brown Jackson, to the Supreme Court.
Russia’s claim of a right to control Ukraine’s foreign and defense policy and willingness to enforce it with a military invasion has sent shockwaves.
Russians have been told and mostly believe the U.S., Ukraine and the West are aggressors and stopping NATO’s expansion requires war.
The camaraderie between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping has been in the news since September 2018.
Putin has a number of options to achieve his stated goals of reducing NATO’s footprint in Eastern Europe and eliminating Ukraine’s independent, pro-Western drift.
