Biden trashes what remained of US One China policy, strategic ambiguity
In pledging to defend Taiwan from any Chinese attack, the president has made war with China much more likely.
In pledging to defend Taiwan from any Chinese attack, the president has made war with China much more likely.
Experts question former Sen. Norm Coleman’s role as both foreign agent for Riyadh and Republican fundraiser.
Protesters reacting to the death of Mahsa Amini are already calling for the overthrow of the government.
With news of possible annexation and potential use of nuclear weapons, Washington must put on the brakes and press for talks.
Kim Jong Un again threatens to go nuclear — maybe this time Washington and Seoul will react the right way. Here’s how.
Ukraine is asking for new ‘security guarantees’ from the West which will only ratchet up the spending and risk a nuclear spiral, say critics.
If history is any guide, politicians will take advantage of public opinion, which is pessimistic about America’s ‘superpower’ status.
With an election looming, Erdogan knows that he needs to keep Ankara’s economic relationship with Moscow intact.
Moscow is facing a choice on whether it should escalate the war; Western leaders should seize the opportunity to end it diplomatically.
While our media calls recent gains a turning point, be warned this might be headed for something more ‘frozen’ and less satisfactory.
Why do Russian failures in Ukraine attract so much smug commentary, while American military underperformance gets written off?
If Americans want to show solidarity with the people of these countries, the best thing we can do is stop standing on their necks.
Full blown support for Baku doesn’t serve American interests, particularly as it could lead toward conflict with Iran.
Though all of the lawmakers in a recent analysis deny any impropriety, the capacity for competing interests is clear.
A new Reuters report appears to reveal that the Russian leader passed on a chance to end the conflict shortly after the invasion.
In contrast, Washington’s coalitions in the ‘Indo-Pacific’ and elsewhere are failing to gain new adherents.
The recent strikes by Azerbaijan beyond Nagorno-Karabakh show the frightening potential for war on Russia’s periphery to spread.
Even if the JCPOA restart falls through and sanctions remain in place, a warming is happening in Tehran’s immediate neighborhood.
United Against Nuclear Iran’s recent survey finding that just 11 percent want any agreement with Tehran is highly suspect.
Why has this military corruption story involving drugs, prostitutes, and a guy with an unforgettable nickname flown under the radar?
Former Trump official Michael Anton tells National Conservatism conference that Ukraine and China strategies are not in the US interest.