ASEAN’s new math: Washington should think addition, not subtraction
Trying to push China and Russia from this dynamic region of the Global South — whose secret sauce is inclusion — will be self-defeating.
Trying to push China and Russia from this dynamic region of the Global South — whose secret sauce is inclusion — will be self-defeating.
The high level delegation sent to Abu Dhabi in the wake of Sheikh Khalifa’s death shows where the administration’s priorities are.
It’s time to prepare our well-resourced, capable forces for saving the world, not destroying it.
Their ongoing influence is effective even today, as Biden remains reluctant to lift IRGC terror listing to make way for JCPOA renewal.
We can’t just send weapons to Ukraine — the US has to be willing to help steer the negotiations, too.
It was our own policies that facilitated the rise and supported a corrupt crony plutocracy in Russia, pushed its security concerns, and more.
What happened to the men coming back from JCPOA renewal talks is embarrassing and troubling for its implications.
The US needs to think outside the box and help create a new security architecture that not only includes Russia but perhaps replaces NATO.
They want to be seen as ‘tough’ so bucking Biden on JCPOA or doubling down on sanctions comes before US national interests. It’s folly.
They don’t need the protection, but it will be the nail in the coffin of European autonomy and any future relations with Russia.
A new book puts together documents uncovered at Osama bin Laden’s hideout and finds the roots of a 20-year threat inflation.
Regular Iranians are finding it impossible to visit and work in the US due to Trump’s eleventh hour poison pill for JCPOA renewal.
Biden’s nominee for Ukraine ambassador hit all the right notes but left questions about Washington’s diplomatic role in ending the war.
Washington thinks it gains a partner against China, but the new president has pledged to carry on the cruel rule of Duterte. Is it worth it?
Without a trace of skepticism, Margaret Brennan turned a Sunday morning interview into a Lockheed Martin sales pitch.
An irate outgoing prime minister accuses the US of orchestrating his demise in government because he refused to play ball.
President Yoon Suk-yeol campaigned as a hawk, but domestic constraints and economic considerations are now coming into play.
The country’s population of 25 million unvaccinated people offers COVID an extraordinary opportunity not only to spread but also to mutate.
And if the Republicans get their way that top line may be even higher by the time Congress passes it into law.
After the USSR’s breakup, the OSCE knew that the large number of Russian speakers in Ukraine would become an issue.
Extreme weather has been called a ‘threat multiplier’ — feeding into existing social and political problems and making them even worse.