Jonathan Sweet is a journalist whose work has been featured in publications such as the New York Post, The Messenger, The Hill, Newswav, Kyiv Post, and 19FortyFive. He specializes in international affairs, with a focus on topics such as nuclear proliferation, conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and the role of leadership in addressing global challenges.
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Jonathan Sweet's articles primarily focus on world affairs, international relations, and government & politics. He frequently includes expert commentary in his coverage, suggesting that he may be interested in receiving insights from credible experts within these fields.
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By: Mark Toth, Jonathan Sweet
By: Jonathan Sweet, Mark Toth
Russian President Vladimir Putin is doubling down on his war with Ukraine by deploying North Korean troops and threatening NATO, while the Ukrainian Defense Ministry reports that at least 30 North …
By: Jonathan Sweet, Mark Toth
Jonathan Sweet and Mark Toth The Hill R ussian President Vladimir Putin is hell-bent on bringing about the complete destruction
By: Jonathan Sweet, Mark Toth
While retired Army Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg prepares to travel to Kyiv, the Kremlin is setting conditions to win the war now.
During the holidays, Ukraine is still fighting for survival. Although Russia may flout peace overtures, Trump could use Putin’s “schizophrenia” to achieve unequivocal victory.
President-elect Donald Trump is signaling to NATO member-states that they must spend 5 percent of their GDP annually on defense if they want U.S. support, in order to prepare for a potential war wi…
By: Mark Toth, Jonathan Sweet
The places around the globe where Moscow has asserted its influence are teetering precariously. With Russian forces bogged down in Ukraine, there can be no cavalry coming to the autocrats' rescue.
Being regent would thrust Harry onto the global stage — which he and Meghan have arguably attempted to crash repeatedly since “Mexiting.”
Ukraine has renewed its offensive in the Russian Kursk Oblast, catching the Russian military and Kremlin off-guard, while the incoming Trump administration is preparing to send a fact-finding trip …
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