Washington Post Column
The U.S. needs to launch a diplomatic surge on Ukraine
The Biden administration must up its game in the diplomatic arena.
Are we seeing the beginning of the end of Putinism?
The Russian president will never recover from his disastrous war in Ukraine.
The world can’t allow the ex-president of Georgia to die in detention
Mikheil Saakashvili doesn't deserve the abuse he's currently enduring.
Putin can escalate the war. But it comes with enormous costs.
The best way for Putin to hold on to power is to end his invasion today.
The sanctions against Russia still have holes. Here’s how to plug them.
Six months into the war, the West's sanctions need an update.
‘Realists’ have it wrong: Putin, not Zelensky, is the one who can end the war.
No swap of sovereignty for peace can do more than slow Russia's aims in Ukraine.
Want to undermine Putin? Help Russians who are opposed to the war.
Russians who have fled their homeland out of opposition to the war deserve the West's help.
The West needs to up its sanctions game against Russia
The sanctions regime still needs fine-tuning.
The West shouldn’t back down in the face of Putin’s threats
The West shouldn't back down in the face of Putin's threats.
Why the West must boost military assistance to Ukraine
Ukraine will win. The West's job is to hasten the end of the war.