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America, North Korea, and the Search for Peace
The South Korean Buddhist monk, the Venerable Pomnyun Sunimin, in his book “What is Happiness?” introduces us to his philosophy of life: “Everyone [...] More
Why the Iran War Remains Strategically Adrift
“I do think there's a lot of evidence to believe that we're accomplishing the military objectives [of the Iran War], which is destroying the Iranian [...] More
The New Fault Line: Israel and Turkey on a Collision Course
On March 25, 2025, Israeli aircraft struck a set of Syrian airfields. The targets were not Syrian assets, instead they were the sites Turkey had [...] More
Iran Is “Counting Coup” On The United States
The Iranian leadership appears to be intent on demonstrating its defiance and courage in the face of American force while also humiliating the “most [...] More
Investing in the Next Arsenal of Democracy
America’s critical technology, maritime, infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing base is one of the clearest places where tax incentives, private [...] More
America Needs a New North Korea Strategy
North Korea is strategically closer to Russia and China than any time since the Korean War, while the U.S. does nothing to challenge the growing [...] More
