‘Active denial:’ the best way to challenge status quo and avoid war with China
Major military force posture report emphasizes a restructuring of US deployments and bolstering partners in the West Pacific.
Major military force posture report emphasizes a restructuring of US deployments and bolstering partners in the West Pacific.
Sino-Russian ties are on the rocks, and the West needs all the help it can get.
Just a few months ago, Russia intervened in Kazakhstan to help put down a popular revolt. But can the relationship between the two countries survive Russia’s assault on Ukraine?
Many are wondering why the president is letting politics stand in the way of a sound nonproliferation agreement.
Will the administration take additional steps to help Afghanistan or sit on the sidelines because it won’t recognize the government?
These weapons have little to no military value and their use only risks killing or harming civilians, even decades after a war has ended.
Your new weekly round-up of diplomatic efforts — what’s happening, what’s not — to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Biden’s ratings are strong overall among these respondents, even if he is struggling with public opinion at home.
It’s not that the military and state department lack the capacity for tracking their weapons, it’s just that such inquiries tend to get in the way.
Washington’s acrimonious relationship with Caracas serves neither country’s interests, opening up oil trade can help bring down prices.
Elon Musk’s space enterprise wants to transport U.S. troops to any point on Earth in less than an hour. But its sci-fi pitch doesn’t hold up to scrutiny.
Gustavo Petro’s election offers a major turn in the country’s politics, but entrenched interests in both countries will try to make it difficult.
The radical Shi’a cleric has found a way to potentially spoil the system imposed by Washington two decades ago. What now?
Apparent recognition by Prime Minister Abiy that his forces cannot defeat the Tigrayans is moving the parties toward the negotiating table.
The history of US interventions shows that Washington’s ‘first use’ policy of military force is a relatively recent phenomenon.
They didn’t know if it was real or satire, but 55 years ago “Report from Iron Mountain” offered up very dire conclusions about civilization.
Women exposed to PFAS in drinking water have reported uterine tumors, birth defects, hysterectomies, and miscarriages.
His fury is understandable given the destruction his country has endured, but it can’t become the basis for US strategy.
The new survey conducted by the Eurasia Group Foundation also found that a ‘democracy vs. autocracy’ frame could be counterproductive.