Exiting Afghanistan: Recriminations to come, and the lessons they will ignore
The sunk cost fallacy has mired the US in endless conflict.
The sunk cost fallacy has mired the US in endless conflict.
Compartmentalizing these issues will avoid an unnecessary conflict and provide space to highlight abuses in Hong Kong and Xinjiang.
We can’t let external forces in the region tie Washington to the Middle East by inflating what is a domestic militancy.
A day after ending a war in Afghanistan, Biden seems to be going down the road of a new one with Moscow.
Married to an airman with depression and suicidal ideation since his deployment, this advocate says the war couldn’t end sooner.
A prominent figure in Iran’s pro-reform camp recently criticized an adviser to the Supreme Leader for being duped on the JCPOA.
Trump’s rekindling of animosity between Washington and Havana will serve as a blip on the road to rapprochement.
Biden played this well, he said you can either have new weapons or you can have this old war. In the end, it wasn’t much of a contest.
Carbon emissions could be the strongest area of cooperation for the two countries but also the toughest to come to terms with.
A boon for weapons companies, the sale of F-35s, drones, and bombs is controversial but not enough to keep it from happening.
The monarchy’s descent into worsening repression is in part because it’s an American client state awash with aid and arms.
This approach would be needless provocation and reckless overcommitment, and it’s important that Biden reject it.
The war hawks will no doubt slam the president, but restrainers are coming out in support.
The “Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership Program” has done more harm than good and wasted taxpayer dollars.
Media invoke the language of human rights and humanitarianism to convince those to the left of center to accept, if not support, U.S. actions abroad.
Using the military to accuse Asian countries of violating the law of the sea is probably not the best way to win friends and allies.
This wouldn’t be the first time Tel Aviv tried to sabotage U.S-Tehran talks, and now the big prize: keeping the two from JCPOA renewal.
The Atlantic security alliance acts as a fine security blanket, but once it starts growing and meddling, things go bad quickly.
Despite Biden’s promises, $34 million worth of equipment has been transferred from the DoD to local law enforcement this year.
The U.S. military’s new emphasis on near-peer conflicts will undoubtedly help funnel trillions of dollars into yet more weaponry, including a revamped nuclear arsenal
A brutal regional conflict that broke out last November shows no signs of winding down.