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William L. Brown has been an illustrator and cartoonist since 1986. Clients include The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post. He was also managing editor of The Takoma Voice, a small-town newspaper 2012-2016. He worked as an English-instructor/editor in Ukraine from 2019 to 2022. Currently based in New Hampshire, he continues to illustrate, cartoon, teach English and write. He also occasionally visits Ukraine.

No Exit

No Exit - Ukraine soldiers have not been given demobilization dates, meaning their terms of servi
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Safe Space

American limits on where their long-range weapons can be used by Ukraine have created safe areas

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Empty Threat

Putin's threats to use nuclear weapons have proven to be empty, as Russia's disorganize
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Red Line

Ukraine's invasion of Russia flaunts Putin's "red line."
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Undecided Voter

It is seems implausible that anyone could be an undecided voter in the USA right now, yet there a
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Kursk Attack

Ukraine's invasion of Russia's Kursk Oblast.
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Deadly Effects

Under pressure from former president Trump, US House Speaker Mike Johnson delayed US military aid
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Orban-man

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has raised the ire of other EU leadership by pursuing an unauthorized f
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Ukrainian Tongue

Russia harshly suppresses the Ukrainian language in occupied parts of Ukraine.
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Copium

Following a disastrous political debate, the Biden campaign and Democratic Party loyalists are ra
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Uncertainty

Upcoming elections in the US and Europe make Ukraine's future uncertain.
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Russian Tilt

Russian influences European elections to favor right-wing, populist parties that tend to support

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Macron's Gamble

French president Emmanuel Macron is gambling on a snap election to stay in power, though much is

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Tied hands

America ties Ukraine's hands by forbidding the use of their weapons on military targets in R
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Self-absorbed Sam

The self-absorbed viewpoint of the United States.
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