Zoë Schlanger, The Atlantic
The smallest hint of frustration had crept into John Kerry's voice. We were talking about international climate diplomacy, which for the past two years has been...
Weaver & Kendall-Taylor, Politico EU
While it's expensive to do what's necessary to deter major aggression, it would be far more expensive to fight a major war if deterrence fails.
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James Lynch, ECFR
Europeans' reputation as defenders of international law has cratered among their Arab partners. The first step is to recognise the problem
Conrad Black, Brussels Signal
Sir Gerald Howarth, a former British minister for International Security Strategy, has written a perceptive foreword to the new book The Music Stops, Net...
Aída Chávez, Responsible Statecraft
Joshua Keating, Vox
At the height of the Cold War in 1961, French President Charles de Gaulle famously questioned the value of American security guarantees, asking then-President John F....
Robert Worth, The Atlantic
The Leader is a man of about 40, with a smooth, youthful face and a thin beard and mustache. In televised speeches, he wears a blazer with a shawl over his...
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Daniel Larison, RS
Rep. Mills and Makovsky, 1945
Time is a precious commodity in Israel's fight against Hamas terrorists. As Israel prepares to enter Hamas's final stronghold, Rafah, the United States should...
Zaanoun & Feuillatre, Al-Monitor
Envoys pushed on with efforts for a Gaza truce and hostage release deal in Cairo talks Wednesday, hoping to halt nearly five months of fighting before the...
Gregg Carlstrom, Foreign Affairs
Wars can clarify, and wars can confuse. The conventional wisdom about the Six-Day War in 1967 holds that Israel swiftly crushed the wave of Arab nationalism...
Marco Rubio, RealClearWorld
"Guatemala," according to Reuters, "is considering reaching out to develop formal trade ties with China." We know what happens next. The Chinese...
Bill Echikson, CEPA
It's a key question facing the West in 2024: How should we confront China's rise as a technological power?
Ivana Stradner, The Hill
Sweden joined NATO last month, ending two centuries of neutrality. Its accession comes just shy of NATO's 75th anniversary.
James Glassman, RCM
Remember U.S. Steel? It isn't what it used to be. Founded in 1901 by Andrew Carnegie and J.P. Morgan, the company was the symbol of American industrial power. But...
David Patrikarakos, UnHerd
Could another war be beginning in Europe? The past few weeks in Transnistria are worrying, not least because they are so familiar. The separatist government there...