Russia: A Paper Tiger or a True Force to Be Reckoned With

With Russia facing increased resistance in its efforts to take over Ukraine, Putin has exposed the Russian military as less than what it was during the Cold War. But with the Biden administration weak and pushing a domestic policy centered on destroying the fossil fuel industry which accounts for over 90 percent of our energy, is Russia just powerful enough to alter the global power structure...

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