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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: The Republicans Who Ought to Know Better
As the battle for Kyiv rages, we turn to Washington, D.C. Hillary Rodham Clinton argues that a radicalized Republican Party has played right into Putin’s hands.
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Ulrich Baumgarten / Getty Russia Probably Won’t Cut Off Europe’s Gas, Because It’s ‘Essentially an Act of War’
Germany has long argued that importing natural gas from Russia would help keep peace. That strategy is being tested now.
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Getty; The Atlantic Bury the Old World Order
The old ways of dealing with Russia no longer apply.
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Getty; Paul Spella / The Atlantic A State of Emergency for Democracy
By attacking the rule of law, Republicans are helping Putin and Xi.
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Getty; The Atlantic What Americans Should Do to Prepare for Russian Cyberattacks
Russians have elevated patriotic hacking to an “art form.” Americans may feel the effects.
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Drew Angerer / Getty Biden’s Chance at Redemption
After losing public confidence with the Afghanistan debacle, the president now has the opportunity to reset.
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Getty ; The Atlantic Putin’s Useful Idiots
Too many Republicans who know better are serving as mouthpieces for the Kremlin.
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Dmitry Serebryakov / AP Anti-war Protests in Russia
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, protests erupted around the world—even in Russia, where hundreds gathered in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and other Russian cities to demonstrate against their government’s actions.
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Sergei Guneyev / Sputnik / AFP / Getty; … How Ukraine Could Become a Nuclear Crisis
Chaos creates countless opportunities for mistakes.
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Drew Angerer / Getty How Far Will Biden Go to Stop Putin?
The underlying purpose of American foreign policy is to prove that democracy is “not a relic of history.”
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Wang Zhao / AFP / Getty Is Taiwan Next?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine makes the frightening possibility of China seizing control of the island more real.
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Adam Maida / The Atlantic Dictators Aren’t Pretending Anymore
The democratic recession is so severe that autocrats now openly stage coups, steal elections, and invade other countries.
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Ethan Swope / Bloomberg / Getty America Could Have Done So Much More to Protect Ukraine
The paths to deterrence were not taken.
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Daniel Leal / AFP / Getty Calamity Again
No nation is forced to repeat its past. But something familiar is taking place in Ukraine.
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The Atlantic Daily: Ukraine and the Coming Energy Shock
Gas prices are already high. The Russia-Ukraine crisis threatens to further squeeze the global energy market.
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Alex Wong / Getty ‘Can Russia Actually Control the Entire Landmass of Ukraine?’
A conversation with David Petraeus on what the American experience in Iraq means for Russia’s conflict with Ukraine
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Sergei Chuzavkov / Sipa / AP I Can’t Stop Watching a Livestream of Kyiv
My home is in danger, and I’m thousands of miles away. This small, strange window is helping me cope.
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The Atlantic How Much Will the West Sacrifice for Ukraine?
The Western world will have to prove that it has not become all of the things Vladimir Putin has long believed it to be.
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Paul Hanna / Bloomberg / Getty The Coming Energy Shock
Beyond the imminent threat of violence, Russia is poised to upend the global energy market.
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Alexei Nikolsky / TASS / Getty Arm the Ukrainians Now
The U.S. must support an insurgency that will cause Russia to regret any attempt to crush democracy and independence.
