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March 8, 2025 President Zelensky often uses half-truths and power moves to get his way in his dealings with foreign leaders. January 12, 2025 Obama "Ukraine expert" tells his side of the roots of the...
Politics > America Conservatives must fight multipolarity to keep the U.S. on top. Anna Mahjar-Barducci | November 5, 2025 The conservative movement needs to get serious about “America First.” This on...
Foreign Policy > Ukraine War The history of Andorra is instructive. Alasdair Dow | February 17, 2025 The Russian Ukraine war is a typical European war. It stems from similar cultures clashing over the...
Politics > Trump Far from a concession, it’s a calculated realignment—leveraging economic incentives for geopolitical control. Bepi Pezzulli | March 21, 2025 The spectacle of global diplomacy rarely p...
Foreign Policy > France There is no substitute for reality, and the French need a taste of it. F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. | July 9, 2024 Baguettes, croissants, the Eiffel Tower, a “welfare system to die for,...
September 23, 2025 South Koreaâs secret services have recently been thrust into the spotlight due to a series of scandals and failures. This raises questions about the countryâs internal affairs a...
February 24, 2026 The Mandelson arrest and the premiership that can no longer stand. January 21, 2026 The POTUS confronts the strategic blunder that London should never have made. January 6, 2026 Trum...
Foreign Policy > Gaza Modern technical warfare has relegated diplomacy and conceptions of 'natural law' to the dustbins of history. Brian Patrick Bolger | November 25, 2023 A new front has opened up i...
Foreign Policy > Russia The point of America and Europe backing Ukraine against Russia was to weaken Russia. In fact, the opposite happened. Alexander G. Markovsky | May 22, 2024 At the end of the 20t...
Foreign Policy > Ukraine War The rules-based order is not a static, set piece, permanent alliance. It is a provisional amalgam of sovereign countries allied for the defense of mutual interests. Brian ...
Foreign Policy > Iran While chaos reigns supreme in Tehran, insiders prepare for the Day After. Olivier Guitta | July 30, 2025 After the recent Israeli war against the Iranian regime and the American ...
Foreign Policy > Russia Outside of Russia, anti-Putin forces are looking to Khodorkovsky to win, but the question is whether he can garner the same support at home. Deborah Ephron | March 7, 2023 Most...
Foreign Policy > Foreign Affairs ... and once obtained, European nations often neglect their colonial possessions. Stephen Helgesen | January 12, 2026 While the spotlight is focused on the brouhaha be...
Politics > Trump President Zelensky often uses half-truths and power moves to get his way in his dealings with foreign leaders. Lucja Cannon | March 8, 2025 The heated discussion between President Don...
Foreign Policy > Espionage South Korea’s secret services have recently been thrust into the spotlight due to a series of scandals and failures. This raises questions about the country’s internal affai...
Politics > Geopolitics The lazy use of studies and statistics clouds good debate. Stephen Helgesen | February 5, 2026 If we in America weren't divided enough along ideological lines, there is another ...
October 17, 2025 Hereâs what needs to happen next: October 13, 2025 Itâs a bold move from Xi Jinping. It may backfire. October 13, 2025 If President Trump can bring the hostages home, he can bring...
Foreign Policy > Foreign Affairs From Chagos to Gibraltar to the Falklands, the Starmer government risks undermining the U.K.’s (and the U.S.’s) strategic footholds for the sake of a fragile EU reset....
Foreign Policy > China With the dragon, and especially with Xi, it’s never about Taiwan, or Pakistan, or Iran, or any other country; it is always about Tianxia. Janet Levy | May 27, 2025 China’s globa...
January 11, 2026 The U.S. shouldnât ignore this small Asian nation, because it offers interesting options for addressing some American concerns. April 18, 2025 July 18, 2024 Take it from an American...