The world watches as Abiy loses it — and risks losing Ethiopia, too.
Responding, Biden issued an order today declaring the conflict a threat to the ‘national security and foreign policy of the United States.’
Responding, Biden issued an order today declaring the conflict a threat to the ‘national security and foreign policy of the United States.’
Has it occurred to anyone that the rise of extremists in more places is proof that the GWOT has backfired spectacularly?
Blinken is commemorating Israel ‘normalization’ tomorrow but these agreements are about conflict with Iran, not regional peace.
Going from ‘TECRO’ to the ‘Taiwan Representative Office’ may have a potentially explosive impact when it comes to US-China relations.
Conditions have been primed for conflict for a long time, but things were unusually tense last fall and it wasn’t all about Trump.
Lackluster US diplomatic efforts have allowed recent missile tests in the North and South to fill the void.
The furor over the military exercises is rich, considering the number of similar exercises that NATO conducts in the region regularly.
The chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal has renewed talk about striking out and leaning less on the U.S. But is it possible?
The civ-mil divide and the health of our volunteer forces are of urgent concern right now, with blame pointed at the top.
There still might be justice for three detainees who say private interrogators were on site and complicit in the heinous acts.
A former parliamentarian says his brother was just one casualty in a corrupt government abetted by Washington for years.
Easing sanctions on humanitarian grounds would go a long way to show the US is serious about returning to the JCPOA.
They need not worry, as the Biden administration is still selling arms to the biggest violators in the Gulf.
Tehran thinks membership would help deflect US sanctions and get the beat on rival Gulf states now looking East.
We need to rebuild the ranks of the senior officer corps with members of a new generation who know where we went wrong — and do it now.
An obscure Pentagon document from 1992 provided a blueprint for the ‘war on terror.’
This means even those who support them, including the US, are responsible for war crimes.
It’s clear now that the invasion of Iraq and the 20-year GWOT couldn’t have happened without the Fourth Estate’s complicity.
Congress’s blank check helped launched conflicts, many currently ongoing, that have nothing to do with the terrorist attacks.
The seeds of destruction were already planted with prior decades of colonialism propping up corrupt, weak governments.
The hegemonic imperative has led to grand failure. Ignoring that will lead to the same mistakes when we ‘pivot’ to East Asia.