Let us get ahead. Let us get far ahead, since this war may still last and take even more sinister turns, but let’s prepare ourselves, as of now, for the day when the weapons will fall silent, because two precedents oblige us to do so.
Read MoreIn The Hague or elsewhere, before the International Criminal Court or before a new Nuremberg, you will be brought to justice one day, Mr Putin, have no doubt about it!
Read MoreI wouldn’t go so far as to pity him, but I wouldn’t like to be in his place. Faced with these Ukrainians who just do not stop resisting his armies, his tanks and his bombs, Mr. Putin has only bad choices left.
Read MoreThere is nothing irresistible about him. He threatens us, brandishes his nuclear arsenal and claims to see “declarations of war” in our economic sanctions and upcoming arms shipments to Ukraine, but let’s observe him for a moment.
Read MorePutin is on the ropes. This is as worrying as it is pleasing, since he will stop at nothing to try to regain control, but we must already think about the new relations that we could propose to post-Putin Russia.
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