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Craig R. MyersE-International |
The debate over the ending of the Ukraine war indicates that realpolitik has returned, and it’s not pleasant to watch.
This past June, a young Ukrainian pastor lamented to me how a Republican presidential victory would end US military aid to his embattled nation....
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