Russia’s Demographic Time Bomb
In the last stanza of “The Battle of Blenheim,” Robert Southey writes: …
Posts in category “War”
Should the U.S. Intervene or End Syrian War?
Whether saber rattling or not, word is out that the White House …
Hagel Begins Trimming Army to 1940 Levels
A reduction in the size of the military has been a long …
Army Considers Slashing Brigades, Boosting Robots
With the post-9/11 financial spigots drying up, and sequestration at least partially …
Obama Should Make Ending Wars His Legacy
“He ended one war and kept us out of any other,” is …
Debunking Sharon’s Peacemaker Status
John Kerry’s statement on Ariel Sharon’s death is here. Of course diplomats should …
Top Marine General on America’s Way of War—Jamestown Foundation Terrorism Conference
Jamestown Foundation is an old-line think tank founded during the Cold War …
Few Speedbumps for the War Party
Peter Beinart raises the troubling question: Why is the Left good at protesting …
Republicans Will Embrace Iran Diplomacy—If They’re Smart
Another war will forfeit everything the GOP has gained from the Obamacare debacle.
Guantanamo Bay’s Hidden CIA Hotel
Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo of the AP revealed yesterday the existence …
Neocons Join Bibi’s Anti-Iran Diplomacy “Wig-Out”
On the eve of the latest round of Geneva talks, Americans told …
A Military for the 21st Century: Col. Douglas Macgregor on Threats That Define It
Col. Douglas Macgregor (retired) is a decorated combat veteran, the author of …
How a Shopping Mall Becomes a Killing Zone
This really is frightening. Terrorist incidents tell us nothing new about human …
Three Realist Lessons From Obama’s Syria Missteps
Whether the deal to dismantle Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles is enforceable and …
American Exceptionalism Revisited
George Washington’s view was the antithesis of what politicians tout today.
Why Not Talk to Tehran?
Iran’s President Rouhani is far less fearsome than the Soviet leaders with whom we once held summits.
Lindsey Graham Still Wants to Go to War
This summer produced a triumph of American patriotism. A grassroots coalition arose …
Should the U.S. Intervene or End Syrian War?
Whether saber rattling or not, word is out that the White House …
Hagel Begins Trimming Army to 1940 Levels
A reduction in the size of the military has been a long …
Army Considers Slashing Brigades, Boosting Robots
With the post-9/11 financial spigots drying up, and sequestration at least partially …
Obama Should Make Ending Wars His Legacy
“He ended one war and kept us out of any other,” is …
Debunking Sharon’s Peacemaker Status
John Kerry’s statement on Ariel Sharon’s death is here. Of course diplomats should …
Top Marine General on America’s Way of War—Jamestown Foundation Terrorism Conference
Jamestown Foundation is an old-line think tank founded during the Cold War …
Few Speedbumps for the War Party
Peter Beinart raises the troubling question: Why is the Left good at protesting …
Republicans Will Embrace Iran Diplomacy—If They’re Smart
Another war will forfeit everything the GOP has gained from the Obamacare debacle.
Guantanamo Bay’s Hidden CIA Hotel
Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo of the AP revealed yesterday the existence …
Neocons Join Bibi’s Anti-Iran Diplomacy “Wig-Out”
On the eve of the latest round of Geneva talks, Americans told …
A Military for the 21st Century: Col. Douglas Macgregor on Threats That Define It
Col. Douglas Macgregor (retired) is a decorated combat veteran, the author of …
How a Shopping Mall Becomes a Killing Zone
This really is frightening. Terrorist incidents tell us nothing new about human …
Three Realist Lessons From Obama’s Syria Missteps
Whether the deal to dismantle Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles is enforceable and …
American Exceptionalism Revisited
George Washington’s view was the antithesis of what politicians tout today.
Why Not Talk to Tehran?
Iran’s President Rouhani is far less fearsome than the Soviet leaders with whom we once held summits.
Lindsey Graham Still Wants to Go to War
This summer produced a triumph of American patriotism. A grassroots coalition arose …
