Strangling the terminator in its cradle
This is no movie. We’ve got to uncover our eyes and stop the industry’s race toward fully autonomous weapons.
This is no movie. We’ve got to uncover our eyes and stop the industry’s race toward fully autonomous weapons.
The Economic Community of West African States is sanctioning the military-dominated regime for delaying a transition to a full civilian government.
Congress is holding a hearing Wednesday to hear how continuing resolutions have purportedly been a crisis for defense.
Recent economic growth in Sana’a raises questions about just who is the main driver of the humanitarian crisis.
Two decades after opening, the Guantanamo Bay prison is a microcosm of the militaristic policies that brought it to life.
From the foundering Belt & Road Initiative to its so-called ‘wolf warrior’ strategy, Beijing is just not the threat we make it out to be.
The Biden administration has vowed to combat cronyism and can start by confronting the security sector.
Leaders in Riyadh and Tehran are starting to realize that their adversarial relationship is no longer serving their countries’ interests.
Senator Ted Cruz’s hold-up of ambassadors and the continuing logjam of State Department nominees shows how brittle the system is.
The American self-licking ice cream cone in the Middle East continues to pay dividends. But it’s time to bring our service members home.
Everyone is warning about the Big War but Moscow’s mastered the kind of maneuvers that don’t require massive firepower.
There’s great temptation for Washington to get involved, whether it be democracy promotion or to cause trouble for Russia and China.
Despite their ‘peace constitution,’ the Japanese have a growing military footprint.
Group wants the administration to stick to its pledge of diplomacy, stop NATO expansion, and refuse to send troops to Ukraine.
Tehran’s response to the Soleimani assassination two years ago provided more evidence of why the nuke deal withdrawal was a total failure.
It seems the administration just wants to soothe (and bluster) but take no concrete actions over Ukraine. It won’t work this time.
Tehran vowed to purge American influence from the region. On that score, their record is decidedly mixed.
Cooperation between the two powers has been one of the best things to come out of the post-Cold War era. Let’s hope he sets an example.
At the very least, the negotiations to restore the JCPOA should result in some form of agreement, even if it’s an interim ‘less for less.’
Thousands have been detained as Russia blames the unrest on an assortment of foreign actors.
There is more risk than reward in the new U.S.-backed security architecture evolving in the region