Putin and Ukraine war reality collide with history’s end
The column analyzes Putin’s worldview as a fusion of historic mysticism and expansionist aims, framing Ukraine’s sovereignty as a existential threat. It cites Ukraine’s diplomacy, Crimea, and Western responses, noting NATO’s revival and the unresolved peace prospects amid U.S. political shifts. The piece critiques Western misreading of Russia and highlights realignments in Europe and defense.
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Europe
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U.S
Francis Fukuyama
Russia
Crimea
Dmytro Kuleba
Foreign Affairs
Vladimir Putin
Putin
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Hal Brands
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Kyiv
Steve Witkoff
Donald Trump
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Cyrus Vance
Leonid Brezhnev
Trump
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Marco Rubio
Theodore Bunzel
Elina Ribakova
Jean Monnet
European Union
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Finland
Sweden
Monnet
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dalibor Rohac
American Enterprise Institute
Poland
Courts Reject IEEPA Tariffs and Stir Trade Policy Chaos
The U S Court of International Trade ruled the White House misused the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to justify Liberation Day tariffs, deepening U S uncertainty. Congress should reassert tariff oversight while the administration may keep using other tools and seek broader deals amid paused talks with China.
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GOP debt battle shifts as Trump pushes sweeping tax bill
Bloomberg Opinion columnist David M Drucker analyzes how the GOP abandons debt reduction under Trump's influence. The reconciliation bill bundles tax cuts with new spending, with some Medicaid cuts in play, aiming to please voters amid rising debt and persistent inflation concerns. The piece contrasts pre Trump fiscal conservatism with a populist, culture driven realignment that returns the party to higher spending.
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Washington
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