Latin America
Did Fidel Castro's decades-long defiance doom Cuba?
A century after the revolutionary leader's birth, Havana is still struggling to deal with its superpower neighbor to the north
August 18, 2026
A century after the revolutionary leader's birth, Havana is still struggling to deal with its superpower neighbor to the north
Aggressors rarely emerge victorious from conflict. So why do they fight?
Ed Luce's ‘cradle to grave’ bio of President Carter’s grand strategist plumbs his hits and misses on Afghanistan and Russia and their impacts today
His work in both the Carter and Clinton administrations reflected sober analysis and the pursuit of engaging Russia and Iran rather than isolating them
As a member of his National Security Council, I saw how the president built a team and rose to the challenges of the Middle East and Soviet Union
As thousands descend on Washington for a anniversary summit, we posit that the alliance is broken and sleepwalking into war
