The New York Times thinks the wars are over
A headline said today is the first Vets Day in decades ‘without a war underway.’ Huh?
A headline said today is the first Vets Day in decades ‘without a war underway.’ Huh?
The case could mark a big turning point in the government’s power grab in the ‘war on terror.’
The former Afghan envoy popped up at a conference of U.S. war policy critics. He agrees with them, and perhaps that’s all that matters.
Nearly 50 national and local groups say Iranians are badly in need of humanitarian goods regardless of whether the negotiations continue.
In wide ranging talk, the former Liberal Party leader said the world’s democracies need to do more to defend Taiwan.
A media investigation earlier this year found a proliferation of stolen arms and the military so far hasn’t been very forthcoming.
In his first interview post-Afghanistan withdrawal, the longtime US diplomat is sometimes selective, other times brutally honest.
Rahm Emanuel and Nicholas Burns had an opportunity to rein in Congress’s thirst for conflict with Beijing, but they took the bait instead.
The latest tit-for-tat comes amid signs of warming relations.
The ‘reluctant warrior’ said he thought he would ‘have an aneurysm’ after her full-throated plea for military action in Bosnia.
Hopefully it will be more than tinkering around the edges — fundamental changes in how they are used, if at all, are in order.
It likely means years of languishing until some other client state takes them on board under Washington’s strict conditions.
Special forces veteran-turned-investigative journalist explains how drones became the ‘unblinking eye’ waiting for Afghans to ‘f-ck up.’
Like their ancient Roman counterparts, U.S. legions supplement regional security, and so the footprint grows.
Now we have a bicameral, bipartisan fight on our hands over who has authority to determine how US military powers are used.
Biden’s top advisor should use the 3rd anniversary of Khashoggi’s murder to say the US is shutting off the spigot.
Rep. Ro Khanna has again pushed through this important amendment, but will other forces collude to kill it?
With Biden continuing Trump-era policies, it’s up to Congress now to yank the purse strings and end the brutality.
Blinken is commemorating Israel ‘normalization’ tomorrow but these agreements are about conflict with Iran, not regional peace.
Lackluster US diplomatic efforts have allowed recent missile tests in the North and South to fill the void.
The furor over the military exercises is rich, considering the number of similar exercises that NATO conducts in the region regularly.