TACO Tuesday is not the end of the story. The war in Iran is not over yet, and likely won't be until there has been another round of fighting.

The move from a bipolar to a multipolar world has made international prestige one of the most important drivers for states to act.

Why did the US start a war that it cannot win? Stupidity is too simple an explanation, or is it?

The war in Iran will make the war in Ukraine more difficult for Kyiv.

Trump's options in Iran are to lose or to lose.

Israel and the US has started a war in Iran, here are some possible second order effects.

The US is negotiating with Iran and threatening it without seeming to have figured out what it is asking for. That's asking for trouble.

The fact that the front line is barely moving does not mean that nothing is happening in the war.

Where does the fracas over Greenland end?

The liberal international order is dying, and it is not Trump's fault.

Ukraine has handled past war winters well. Will it be able to continue doing so?

Russia's economy is not doomed to suffer after the war.

Is it reckless or 4D chess on Putin's part?

The game theory of NATO doesn't make sense.

Why didn't Trump invited Europe to the talks in Alaska, and how could such a major player be sidelined?

Trump and Putin are going to meet in Alaska to try to negotiate a peace in Ukraine. Their relationship is far more interesting than whatever they will be discussing.

Ukraine is becoming more like Russia. A clear win for Putin.

Trump reversed the decision not to sell Ukraine weapons, but he is still helping his pal Putin.

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