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Iran hawks take the White House. Philip Giraldi warns us about Michael …
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The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump’s challenge to “one China” is playing with fire. Ted Galen Carpenter …
Hawkish Blind Spots and the Danger of Provoking China
Hawks typically have three very large blind spots when it comes to understanding how other governments will behave in response to provocations.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Rise of the American mercenary. Kelley Vlahos reports on the extensive role …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The Senate’s dereliction of duty on NATO expansion. Nikolas Gvosdev reviews the …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Gove in, Johnson out. The Telegraph reports on the state of the …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump chases the burden-sharing unicorn. Ted Galen Carpenter criticizes Trump’s statements on …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Dean of the realists. Tom Switzer reviews the career and thought of …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Finding justice for veterans. Kelley Vlahos reports on the work of the …
Support for a “No-Fly Zone” in Syria Should Be Disqualifying
In a sane foreign policy debate, the people agitating for a clash with a nuclear-armed great power would be met with derision and scorn.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
How popular is peace? Michael Desch analyzes the findings of the Chicago …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The Armenian genocide a hundred years later. Justin Marozzi reviews Ronald Suny …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The dangers of not reaching a deal with Iran. Gary Sick describes …
Weekly Roundup
Who are the protesters in Ukraine? Keith Darden and Lucan Way review …
Sabotaging Diplomacy With Iran
House Republicans are joining in the effort to sabotage diplomacy with Iran: …
The Indispensability Fantasy
Ted Galen Carpenter criticizes defenders of the “indispensable nation” argument for American …
What Happens If Romney Wins?
The bad habits that marred GOP rule in the 2000s will likely resume.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump’s challenge to “one China” is playing with fire. Ted Galen Carpenter …
Hawkish Blind Spots and the Danger of Provoking China
Hawks typically have three very large blind spots when it comes to understanding how other governments will behave in response to provocations.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Rise of the American mercenary. Kelley Vlahos reports on the extensive role …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The Senate’s dereliction of duty on NATO expansion. Nikolas Gvosdev reviews the …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Gove in, Johnson out. The Telegraph reports on the state of the …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump chases the burden-sharing unicorn. Ted Galen Carpenter criticizes Trump’s statements on …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Dean of the realists. Tom Switzer reviews the career and thought of …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Finding justice for veterans. Kelley Vlahos reports on the work of the …
Support for a “No-Fly Zone” in Syria Should Be Disqualifying
In a sane foreign policy debate, the people agitating for a clash with a nuclear-armed great power would be met with derision and scorn.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
How popular is peace? Michael Desch analyzes the findings of the Chicago …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The Armenian genocide a hundred years later. Justin Marozzi reviews Ronald Suny …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The dangers of not reaching a deal with Iran. Gary Sick describes …
Weekly Roundup
Who are the protesters in Ukraine? Keith Darden and Lucan Way review …
Sabotaging Diplomacy With Iran
House Republicans are joining in the effort to sabotage diplomacy with Iran: …
The Indispensability Fantasy
Ted Galen Carpenter criticizes defenders of the “indispensable nation” argument for American …
What Happens If Romney Wins?
The bad habits that marred GOP rule in the 2000s will likely resume.