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Paul RobinsonCanadian Dimension |
Glorifying brute force, Hegseth risks pushing the US military further into recklessness and disregard for accountability

Both sides still insist on guarantees that the other cannot accept, creating a deadlock in efforts to end the conflict

With no path to compromise and Russia advancing, hopes for a breakthrough remain slim

Why the world’s most powerful military organization needs to more than double its expenditure remains completely unexplained

War mythology and the Kremlin’s great power ambitions continue to resonate with the wider Russian public. Why is this so?

If the US president is serious about ending the war, he will need to engage seriously with the Russians’ conditions

There will be some hard diplomatic work ahead, but at least the long process of negotiation is finally about to start

False accusations and exaggerated claims appear to have done far more damage than the actual interference itself

American threat to annex Greenland shows urgent need for Ottawa to chart an independent foreign policy

The policy of incremental escalation is looking increasingly unwise

Increasingly, reasoned debate is being replaced by silencing and name-calling

The odds of Ukraine recapturing all its lost territories are vanishingly small

Politically, the military operation has the potential to be a game-changer

Slovakia and Hungary’s energy spat with Ukraine reflects growing disquiet over mounting costs of a prolonged and unwinnable war
