Poll: Europeans from NATO countries embrace US defense
However, the respondents in this major German Marshall Fund survey think Washington influence is on the wane, while China’s is growing.
However, the respondents in this major German Marshall Fund survey think Washington influence is on the wane, while China’s is growing.
Some had interpreted recent statements to suggest that New Delhi and Beijing were getting fed up with Putin.
Beijing is vying for the leadership role among these countries and making inroads. Is Washington nimble enough to make adjustments?
In pledging to defend Taiwan from any Chinese attack, the president has made war with China much more likely.
In contrast, Washington’s coalitions in the ‘Indo-Pacific’ and elsewhere are failing to gain new adherents.
Even if the JCPOA restart falls through and sanctions remain in place, a warming is happening in Tehran’s immediate neighborhood.
Former Trump official Michael Anton tells National Conservatism conference that Ukraine and China strategies are not in the US interest.
Kevin Roberts talks to Responsible Statecraft on Ukraine aid at this week’s National Conservative conference.
Elbridge Colby says he’s opposed all US wars since 9/11, but China is different, illustrating the cracks in this quadrant on the Right.
This goes far beyond the future utility of aircraft carriers. The culture and leadership are diminishing the force’s maritime dominance, too.
Despite the West’s containment strategy, Moscow is deepening its convergence with China and maintaining strong ties with India.
A bad argument for invading the Solomon Islands reflects the inherent conflict between America’s dominance and its purported liberal values.
In their new book, Hal Brands and Michael Beckley make suspect analogies to Germany and Japan to argue why Beijing may seek conflict.
To avoid sanctions, countries are actively reopening moribund routes and creating greater connectivity across the Middle East and Asia.
Voices like Elbridge Colby think Biden should back up his tough rhetoric about defending Taiwan with a greater show of force.
It’s time for American leaders to stop framing international politics as a competition between democracies and autocracies.
The Biden Administration has provided Beijing with the ”pretext” through its gross mishandling of the Pelosi visit.
The resources promoting Taipei’s interests in DC are growing, and include close ties and financial support for major think tanks, too.
The speaker said her trip “in no way contradicts” long-standing US policy. But experts aren’t so sure.
The “foolish” proposal would be the biggest change to U.S. policy toward Taipei in 40 years.
The leaders spent a lot more time on pointing fingers than discussing substantive issues like Taiwan and climate change.