NYT published a press release on nuclear deal for Netanyahu and Iran hawks
The paper of record continues to offer shoddy reporting on the JCPOA.
The paper of record continues to offer shoddy reporting on the JCPOA.
But questions remain about private security contractors and the ongoing debate over counterterrorism capabilities.
These lawmakers represent states with a direct interest in pouring billions into modernizing and building new weapons.
Iran’s support for Palestinian militants is a two-edged sword, as they have their own political and strategic calculations.
Intervention might be tempting, especially after a civilian plane was forced down to arrest a journalist, but grave caution is advised.
Joe Biden can advance the cause of peace simply by acknowledging the realities of the Israeli occupation.
Biden’s pick for secretary worked in Pentagon acquisitions before his most recent gigs consulting for top defense contractors.
The president must recognize that many in his own party are no longer bought into blindly accepting a bipartisan consensus.
In fact, GOP presidents were much tougher on Tel Aviv in the wake of its aggression against neighbors, settlements, and civilian attacks.
Members of Congress are pressing President Biden to put the squeeze on Riyadh, and to use weapons sales as leverage.
If Beijing truly wants to take up the Palestinians’ cause it will have to go beyond rhetorical support and doomed resolutions.
Aside from the contradictions and hypocrisies, it’s not worth alienating Russia and China, with whom the US must cooperate.
To hold its own with China, the United States must renew its competitive capacity and build a demonstrably better governed society.
It’s possible to imagine a future where nations fight over the earth’s critical minerals, just as they once fought over oil. Or maybe not.
So far, the White House has been vague, even contradictory, when it comes to its strategy for restarting talks with Pyongyang.
Azerbaijan is just one of many client governments whose war crimes the U.S. ignores to keep military assistance flowing.
Democratic Rep. Anthony Brown is disingenuous when he says the military will be cut to offset costs for bold plans at home.
Bet you didn’t know there was an authorization for the use of military force against international communism still on the books.
If Biden wants to be “Dr. Build Back Better,” he should assume the additional role of “Dr. Curb the War Habit.”
Baku siding with Tel Aviv opens up vulnerabilities in its relations with Turkey and invites attacks of hypocrisy.
A new report outlines a path forward for moving away from focusing US national security policy on counterterrorism.