Ted Snider is a journalist and writer who contributes to various publications, including Antiwar.com and The American Conservative. His articles often focus on international relations, foreign policy, and military conflicts. Snider's work has also been featured in GlobalResearch, Responsible Statecraft, The National Interest, and Common Dreams.
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The president promised to contain Gaza and Ukraine but both conflicts have been a slow burn to something much bigger.
In recent weeks, a number of shifts in relations have taken place in far apart regions that continue to highlight that the world is not aligning America's way.
Multipolarity means there are no certain “friends” for the U.S.
Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelensky, needs a way to lose the war with Russia. American voters may have just given it to him.
For the past several decades, as the leader of a unipolar world, all diplomatic pathways to peace went through Washington.
The election of Donald Trump signals a sea change in Ukraine.
Former President and President-elect Donald Trump has been tarred, inconsistently with his actual record, with the charge of being soft on Russia.
With both sides agreeing to 'stay in contact,' could this be the beginning of the end to the war in Ukraine?
By: Ted Snider
On November 17, the U.S. told the world what they had told Ukraine three days earlier : Ukraine had permission to fire American supplied long-range missiles deeper into Russian territory.
The winds of change are blowing through Ukraine. The most obvious change – and the only one much discussed in the mainstream media – is Donald Trump.
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