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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As Russia continues its advance west toward the key logistical city of Pokrovsk, whose fall would threaten Ukraine's ability to supply its troops
The freshly elected President Barack Obama probably never imagined that he would be delivering his Nobel Peace Prize lecture by defending war.
The United States has sent billions of dollars of munitions and weapons to Ukraine. But arming Ukraine was never really about helping Ukraine pursue its goals.
The Ukraine–Russia war has dragged on for at least two years longer than it had to—and for what?
By: Ted Snider
In 2021 the administration said it would pursue ‘relentless diplomacy.' They call it something else today in Ukraine.
Who is “America's greatest adversary?” That is the question 60 Minutes asked Vice President Kamala Harris. “I think there's an obvious one in mind, which is Iran,” was her answer.
Publicly, Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelensky, continues to insist that Ukraine will not cede any of its territory to Russia.
By: Ted Snider, Anatol Lieven
The president promised to contain Gaza and Ukraine but both conflicts have been a slow burn to something much bigger
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.
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