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The gamble did not pay off.
The president should decide whether to engage with the new leader in Damascus—and whether to withdraw U.S. troops from the country.
The president should do in his second term what he failed to do in his first.
The field of play is very different today, but “maximum pressure” is just as unlikely to work.
The war has shown the limits of Western security guarantees.
No party would be served by all-out war.
An Israeli–Iranian spat can easily become something much larger—and Americans will bear the brunt of it.
Leading the Ukrainians down the garden path does nothing to foster peace in Eastern Europe.
