As Taliban attacks spike in Afghanistan, a test for withdrawal, and peace
Biden will inherit nascent peace talks and surging violence, but he must stand firm in getting U.S. troops out.
Biden will inherit nascent peace talks and surging violence, but he must stand firm in getting U.S. troops out.
There will be plenty of space to maneuver after the Trump administration’s brash unilateralism.
A new approach requires recognition of the dangers of aggressive, ideologically driven policy centered on containing China.
Biden should reject the Trump administration’s new actions on US-Taiwan relations.
International media has been riddled with horror stories about Iranians dying preventable deaths. Is Biden listening?
Leaving a residual force behind won’t work. Here’s a way to keep to the deal while pursuing peace.
Biden can’t possibly revert to the narrative in which the U.S. tries impose its ‘exceptionalism’ on others.
One year ago, the murder of Qassem Soleimani sparked a tit-for-tat that ended up killing 176 innocent civilians.
We spend most of our attention on foreign threats that are in retrospect, much less serious than what we saw this week.
The 2001 AUMF must not only be repealed, but Congress and the president must also reassess US counterterrorism strategy.
A shaky new government has brought warring factions together, but it won’t succeed until it gets Houthis to the table.
Follow the money: America’s nuclear posture is driven by contracts and an army of lobbyists, not strategy.