Washington Politics Finding a foreign policy beyond Biden and Trump There has to be an option that would allow the US to engage and protect its interests without aggressive primacy Ivan Eland June 03, 2024
Europe Dreaming of an older, calmer NATO We should let the 75 year old alliance sleep Sumantra Maitra April 06, 2024
North America The isolationism specter is such a canard Paul Poast is wrong when he says US foreign policy has always 'hinged on the debate between engaging or not engaging with the world' Mark Episkopos February 12, 2024
Washington Politics When 'internationalism' became a dirty word Neocons and liberal interventionists have perverted the term to mean primacy and global power projection of the worst kind Daniel Larison December 05, 2023
Washington Politics George Packer's attempt to carve up restraint is a real turkey And so is his bottom line: that the world not only craves, but needs an 'American-led order.' Stick a fork in it, this bird's done. Daniel Larison November 24, 2022
Washington Politics Why US hegemony is incompatible with a ‘rules-based international order’ A bad argument for invading the Solomon Islands reflects the inherent conflict between America’s dominance and its purported liberal values. Sam Fraser August 29, 2022
