Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave one of the most important speeches of his presidency yesterday, but it was only covered in a Turkish newspaper, and the Wall Street Journal (who buried Zelenskyy's comments under a very different headline).

Sometimes the headlines defy a comedic response.

Russia has made a very specific accusation, but offered no proof to back it up.

Why is Russia allegedly threatening Ukraine? It appears that, like Saddam before him, Putin hates them for their freedom.

A German court has accused the Kremlin of assassinating a man in broad daylight in Berlin a few years ago.

As Americans we are insular, and we forget that the problem isn't just the warmongers in Washington. There are governments in Eastern Europe that are at least as bad.

Putin explained his "red line" to Biden, and Biden turned him down.

The rhetoric regarding Russia and Ukraine has gotten extremely heated in recent days.

While the fearmongering from the warmongers about Russia have reached a deafening level, it's important to look at how the money-based (aka reality-based) policy is trending.
Back in February the IMF stopped giving Ukraine more loans because of the endemic corruption.

If you only listen to the American MSM you would think that the U.S. is reluctantly standing up to a belligerent military titan. Nothing could be further from the truth.