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The U.S. Army’s Pacific Strategy Depends on Allies
“We never fight alone. We've never done that. You can go all the way back to the days of Revolutionary War. The United States has never gone into [...] More
Muhammad bin Salman’s Humbling and the Return of the Ottomans
The Houthis bloodied Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s nose—again—with their deadly, cruel, but effective attacks on Riyadh’s King Khalid [...] More
The Day We Cannot Choose
Washington made three decisions this week, and none of them has an end date. On the night of October 14, Ukrainian units in the field found that [...] More
The Soviet Roots of Russia’s Modern Disinformation War
Anti-Semitism, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. pronounced while repudiating an anti-Israel resolution adopted at the 1967 National Conference for [...] More
Europe’s Changing Politics and the Future of U.S. Leadership
“And now, there is war again. There is new competition between great powers. There is vulnerability, aggression, terrorism, a whole universe of new [...] More
