Putin annexations mean US-Russian talks more critical than ever
Moscow’s moves are a serious escalation — Washington must heed its Cold War lessons now to avoid a wider confrontation.
Moscow’s moves are a serious escalation — Washington must heed its Cold War lessons now to avoid a wider confrontation.
The administration is signaling that Israel is held to a different, lower standard than anyone else despite their abuses. This is folly.
Americans want policy groups to be transparent about funding and avoid conflicts of interest.
In pledging to defend Taiwan from any Chinese attack, the president has made war with China much more likely.
With news of possible annexation and potential use of nuclear weapons, Washington must put on the brakes and press for talks.
The Russian leader also hinted at nuclear use if “the territorial integrity” of Russia is “threatened.”
Ukraine is asking for new ‘security guarantees’ from the West which will only ratchet up the spending and risk a nuclear spiral, say critics.
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While our media calls recent gains a turning point, be warned this might be headed for something more ‘frozen’ and less satisfactory.
Though all of the lawmakers in a recent analysis deny any impropriety, the capacity for competing interests is clear.
In contrast, Washington’s coalitions in the ‘Indo-Pacific’ and elsewhere are failing to gain new adherents.
Why has this military corruption story involving drugs, prostitutes, and a guy with an unforgettable nickname flown under the radar?
She showed that her country could retain roots and tradition while accepting change and ultimately becoming something better.
With the rebirth of the nuclear accord seemingly within reach, those who’d rather have war are turning their hysterics into overdrive.
Digging in for the long war apparently needs a constant replenishment of funds, even before the last $20 billion is fully spent.
But unlike 1952, the dynamics aren’t ripe today for an eventual return to a hawkish foreign policy consensus. Here’s why.
Despite the West’s containment strategy, Moscow is deepening its convergence with China and maintaining strong ties with India.
He was called a hero for shepherding the end of the USSR and Cold War. But he would not survive Russia’s ensuing societal rupture.
She is expected to win the contest for PM next week but no matter who’s in the role, the Brits will continue to follow Washington anywhere.
A bad argument for invading the Solomon Islands reflects the inherent conflict between America’s dominance and its purported liberal values.
American troops have been exchanging fire with alleged Iran-backed militas all week. The timing is curious, and dangerous.