Peter Dickinson

Russian foreign minister compares Trump’s ‘America First’ to Nazi propaganda

In a move likely to cause considerable offense in the White House, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has compared US

Five things Russia’s invasion has taught the world about Ukraine

v The war unleashed by Russia almost three years ago in Ukraine is rightly recognized as one of the great

Tucker Carlson warns of WWIII, but Russia’s nuclear threats ring hollow

US media personality Tucker Carlson was back in Moscow this week to interview Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and raise

Putin’s Ukraine obsession began 20 years ago with the Orange Revolution

This month marks the twentieth anniversary of Ukraine’s Orange Revolution. When protests over a rigged presidential election first erupted in

Biden’s green light highlights the diminishing power of Putin’s red lines

After months of debate and hesitation, US President Joe Biden has finally given Ukraine the green light to conduct long-range strikes inside

Putin’s North Korean escalation is a direct result of Western weakness

Pentagon officials and NATO chief Mark Rutte have this week confirmed that thousands of North Korean troops are currently in the process

Ukraine’s invasion of Russia is erasing Vladimir Putin’s last red lines

In the early hours of August 6, units of the Ukrainian army crossed the border into Russia’s Kursk Oblast in

Russia’s Black Sea defeats get flushed down Vladimir Putin’s memory hole

There was much pomp and pageantry on display recently in former Russian imperial capital Saint Petersburg as Vladimir Putin presided

Putin is on an historic mission and will not stop until he is finally defeated

There was no escaping the mounting sense of gloom in late February as the world marked the second anniversary of

Bowing to Putin’s nuclear blackmail will make nuclear war more likely

Russia could respond with nuclear weapons if the West sends troops to Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has warned. In his annual