Poll finds improved US image abroad, but wariness of military ties
The new survey conducted by the Eurasia Group Foundation also found that a ‘democracy vs. autocracy’ frame could be counterproductive.
The new survey conducted by the Eurasia Group Foundation also found that a ‘democracy vs. autocracy’ frame could be counterproductive.
There are fault lines running just below the majority support for Putin. But that doesn’t mean the West should try to exploit them.
Rather than squeezed or sidelined, Turkey’s geopolitical standing looks a lot better than it did a few months ago.
Federal authorities said retired four-star general John Allen used his work email in efforts to influence US policy on behalf of Doha.
Why can’t a $782 billion defense budget keep planes from falling out of the sky?
People in these states were told ‘there is no danger’ during atomic blasting that occurred from 1945-1962.
The retired four-star general allegedly used his role at the top think tank to influence US policy on behalf of Doha.
‘Offensive’: We ask them to fight our wars abroad but a new report finds our service members can’t afford the basics at home.
One expert called the company’s relocation to Virginia the ‘WD-40’ for the ‘revolving door’ between industry and government.
A transpartisan coalition of advocacy organizations is worried that Congress is asking too few questions about the flow of weapons and money.
A bill introduced in the House this week will mark the third time lawmakers have invoked their war powers during the conflict.
Behind closed doors, the head of the Defense Ministry’s political-military bureau said what many in Israel’s security establishment believe.
Delisting the IRGC is a remaining hurdle to reviving the nuclear deal and Rand Paul may have helped create space for Biden to get it done.
Washington’s $2 billion counterterrorism program was supposed to enhance security, but it’s had the opposite effect.
Open letter urges Congress and White House not to see the war in Ukraine as an excuse for mission creep of the worst kind.
With Trump’s blessing, Turkish-American pop doc faces off against the old anti-Muslim wing in the senate primary Tuesday.
Their ongoing influence is effective even today, as Biden remains reluctant to lift IRGC terror listing to make way for JCPOA renewal.
When asked whether the taxpayer funds the weapons giant receives reflects US priorities, James Taiclet left out how much his company spends lobbying.
Ret. US Gen. Philip Breedlove wants to escalate the military conflict with Russia but media outlets don’t disclose he works for defense firms.
The US far outpaces all spenders when pressing threats like climate change and nuclear conflict that require diplomatic strategies receive little funding.
The Middle East Institute has recently been calling for a greater US role in Middle East security without mentioning its key benefactors.