Articles on the tag «Witkoff, Steve»
The Deal That Never Was: Washington Proposed, Moscow Agreed – and Trump Blocked It
A ceasefire in Zaporizhzhia and Kherson, including Ukraine’s withdrawal from the Donbass, was on the table. Moscow was ready – but Washington pulled back at the last moment, letting the agreement collapse.
When an "Expert" Loses his Footing
Gilbert Doctorow—self-proclaimed Russia expert—is maneuvering himself into the sidelines with unsubstantiated and confused theories.
Anchorage/Washington, D.C.: Can Trump force Europeans to make peace?
European leaders do not want peace – Trump and Putin will come to an agreement – Europe is striving for Minsk III and thus for forever war. Analysis.
The Western world at a crossroads
The MAGA “peace” symbol is crumbling. His voter base, former allies of the West, and of course the global majority are turning away. It is high time for truly courageous decisions.
Everything is possible - unfortunately
The situation in this world is becoming increasingly muddled and unpredictable. Trump has misjudged the Chinese, Putin is not backing down and Iran is too big a chunk for the Americans. In addition, there is historic instability in the financial markets.
Trump-Putin: a deal, Yalta or no deal?
Trump's desire to reach an agreement with Putin is palpable. He has many irons in the fire - too many? Witkoff is not sure of the facts, and a lack of historical awareness could become a stumbling block. Putin is waiting - because he can.