Biden’s budget request for the newly created Pacific Deterrence Initiative would fund boondoggles while spending little on diplomacy.
It will take much more than repealing AUMFs to stop the president from making unilateral decisions to wage war.
But an authorization for military conflict in Africa just won’t die as lawmakers move to renew a controversial counter-terror program, too.
A new study finds a disturbing trend. This military wife and mother says families aren’t always getting the help they need.
Rules are by definition things that apply universally, so it’s hard to convince the world to respect them if you consistently violate them.
If Biden clings to a calcified and militarized conception of national security — as he appears intent on doing — he will put his entire presidency at risk.
Biden should know that Democratic values can’t be advanced by turning a blind eye and a deaf ear to the persecution of peaceful activists.
Constant consideration of intervening in the region inflames tensions with local powers, including Russia.
Stunning find includes MoD plot to provoke Russia in Ukrainian waters last week and U.S. request to leave troops in Afghanistan.
Biden and his allies in Western Europe will have to rethink an Iran strategy that is only beginning to emerge.
Swirling around those submarines are descriptions citing “strategy” and “capability.” But don’t be fooled: they’ll be potential world killers.
Last week’s DOJ dragnet included Shiite religious websites, even ones at odds with Tehran’s regime.
What he gets from Biden will depend on whether his requests are compatible with the realities of the U.S. military withdrawal.
U.S. officials think Kabul could fall to the Taliban within six months, a sad indictment of our multibillion effort to build security there.
A recent DOD report shows how incomplete accounting leaves victims with no recourse to redress.
Hawks pushing for war and regime change in Iran have formed a new group to challenge Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Revelations that Khashoggi’s killers were trained by a private security contractor in the States have raised some uncomfortable questions.
Scholars weigh in on Eugene Gholz’s new paper, which argues that the countries in the region can keep their own powers and rivalries in check.
Everyone seems to know Ebrahim Raisi is the Supreme Leader’s man. But how did he get into that tight inner circle?
Expectations are low but there will be room for cooperation, particularly if both sides focus on essential interests.
Details are still unclear but the episode highlights the danger in using warships to make diplomatic or legalistic points.