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Did Kim Jong-Un declare the Korean War's 71 year half-time over?

The West engineered the worst possible outcome for the war in Ukraine.

Leaving Ukraine - and Europe - to it's fate will trigger a chain reaction that we are not going to like.

Ukraine's ground war is making disappointing but incremental gains. The Battle of the Black Sea is a different story.

The 4717 answers House GOP Questions on Ukraine.

What can we expect from the BRICS expansion? Not much other than a new name.

The mad death of Yevgeny Prigozhin may not help Putin's grip on power.

The Black Sea as a wider war zone will drive up prices on grain, oil, ore and insurance.

Just What Were the Chinese and Russia Navies up to off the Alaskan Coast?

Russia's Energy Weapon didn't work against NATO, its weaponized grain prices may work on Africa.

The dollar may be off, but it isn't that off. And why the late dip is just the pouty part of a big, American grin

Sweden joins NATO, thwarting Moscows attempts to fracture the West.

Energy demand is at a global high, OPEC+ has wildly cut production, and 20% of the supply is under sanctions - so what's up with oil prices?

What are we to make of the Wagner mutiny? Why do we even care?

Decoupling of the Russian economy won't do more to global markets that it already has. Decoupling of China will be miserable.

Viktor Bout, Merchant of Death, is free. Brittney Griner is too. Paul Whelan is not. He looks to stay that way.

Just what is a "dirty bomb' and how worried should we be? Ironically, the less worried we are, the less dangerous it is.

Both Ukraine and Russia are exhausting themselves, and Russia appears to be running out of kit and digging in. A bad limbo awaits.

Kyiv is showing as much innovation with its finances as with its military kit - both donated and captured.

All wars are economic, but global markets have been mobilized and sent into battle over Ukraine. This is the future of war.