The Plot Against Ukraine
Week 8 of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Is there enough evidence to call it genocide? Continue reading
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The War After Bucha
Scenes of mass graves and civilians shot execution style in Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv, are imprinted into the World’s mind, and it may never be the same again. Continue reading
The Fog of War
Find out the geographical significance of the War in Ukraine with host Brian Whitmore and retired US Admiral, James Foggo. Continue reading
Aggression and Blowback
As Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine enters its second month, civilian casualties mount and so does evidence of Russian war crimes. Here are the latest developments. Continue reading
War and Consequences
So we’re effectively in a race against time. Can Ukraine hold out long enough for Russia’s economy to crumble and undermine its ability to wage war? Continue reading
Invasion and Resistance: Scenes from The David-and-Goliath War
The debate continues about how to arm Ukraine with the weapons it needs to defend itself, most importantly fighter jets to prevent Russia from dominating the skies.
Host Brian Whitmore speaks with three Ukrainian experts about the war and the situation on the ground. Continue reading
The David-and-Goliath War
Russia invades and Ukraine defends. Meanwhile the West is showing a unified front in its use of sanctions. Hear about the latest developments now. Continue reading
Putin’s Road From Munich
In a fiery speech to the Munich Security Conference fifteen years ago, Vladimir Putin harshly denounced the United States, fiercely criticized NATO enlargement, and called for a new security order in Europe. We still feel the effects today. Continue reading
The View From Ukraine
More than 100,000 Russian troops continue to encircle Ukraine and as Moscow begins shipping supplies of blood and plasma to the front, war fears are very much in the air. Continue reading
Putin’s Imperial Gambit
Power Vertical tackles the topic of disunity in the West as the world enters what would have been the centennial anniversary of the Soviet Union. Continue reading