In 1863, the Confederate States of America was in an untenable situation. The Union blockade had suffocated the CSA’s economy. Vicksburg was under siege. Its fall would cut the Confederacy in two along the Mississippi River.
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Situation Update: The War in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the U.S. aims to secure ongoing support and approval for expanded military actions, including strikes deep into Russian territory. As Ukraine intensifies drone attacks and pushes into the Russian Kursk region, the stakes are rising, with Zelensky urging American leaders to maintain their commitment amid shifting political dynamics and ongoing investigations into Russian war crimes.
The Wars in Gaza and Ukraine Are the Same War
The wars in Gaza and Ukraine, though geographically distant, are strikingly similar in their fight against authoritarian aggression and defense of democracy. In this compelling analysis, Michael Mandelbaum explains why support for both conflicts is crucial to safeguarding Western values and interests worldwide.
Zelensky’s Plan for Ukraine’s Victory: Will It Work Out?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s ambitious plan for victory hinges on securing U.S. support as the war with Russia escalates, with critical battles like the Kursk offensive shaping the future of the conflict. As Ukraine faces relentless missile strikes and prepares for high-stakes peace negotiations, the world watches to see if Zelensky’s strategy will succeed in ending the war.
Ukraine’s Surprise Offensive: What it Means for the War Ahead
In a bold and unexpected move, Ukraine launched a surprise offensive into Russian territory, marking the first invasion of Russia since World War II. With Russian forces scrambling to respond, this daring strategy could shift the dynamics of the war and reshape the future of the conflict.
Continued Bloodshed Marks the 3rd Year of the Russian War on Ukraine
Brief #133 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Yelena Korshunov
The article vividly depicts the ongoing devastation in Ukraine’s conflict, highlighting the resilience of communities amidst relentless violence. As tensions escalate and civilian casualties mount, questions linger about the conflict’s trajectory and its broader implications for regional stability.
Ukraine: Over Two Years of War
Brief #131 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro
The two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is marked by ongoing conflict, with G7 leaders reaffirming support for Ukraine while President Putin extends his reign and vows to advance further. Despite international condemnation and support for Ukraine, the war continues, resulting in significant casualties and displacement, while geopolitical tensions escalate in a broader global conflict landscape.
A Closer Look at US Global Leadership: Navigating the Complex Dynamics of Ukraine, Gaza, and Taiwan
Brief #116 – Foreign Policy Brief
by : Inijah Quadri
In an era of evolving geopolitical landscapes, the United States faces the challenge of exerting effective global leadership amidst complex international conflicts and tensions. Three prominent areas of concern include the situations in Ukraine, Gaza, and Taiwan.
Situation Update: The Ukraine Crisis
Brief #115 – Foreign Policy Brief
by : Ibrahim Castro
In the ongoing Ukraine crisis, drone attacks near Donetsk and in Kharkov raise tensions. President Zelenskyy calls for increased Western sanctions on Russia, while discussions on US and EU military and financial aid for Ukraine are underway.
Situation Update: The War in Ukraine
Brief #104 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Ibrahim Castro
This winter is likely to see a long and bloody stalemate in Ukraine according to analysts, with neither side backing down from offensives and counter offensives.