author archive
Saving China’s Uighurs: Can Washington Do the Impossible?
Unfortunately America’s desire to redress injustice far outstrips our ability to do so.
Doug Bandow
August 15, 2019
Mandatory National Service: A Bad Idea That Won’t Die
Sorry Pete Buttigieg, but government conscription is unconstitutional and poorly thought through.
Doug Bandow
August 8, 2019
Time for Ukraine—and America—to Make a Deal With Russia
Could comedian-turned-President Volodymyr Zelensky be the man who finally brings peace?
Doug Bandow
August 1, 2019
Time to Kick the Islamizing Turkey Out of NATO
It is unlikely that the alliance, despite being so eager for new members, would invite Turkey to join today.
Doug Bandow
July 25, 2019
It’s Not Too Late for Trump to Ignore Bolton and Get Iran Right
After seven decades of failed Washington policy, he has a chance to up the ante. But will he?
Doug Bandow
July 18, 2019
Going Around Trump and Xi to Save U.S.-China Relations
Individual Chinese are eager to learn and much more open to America than you'd think.
Doug Bandow
July 11, 2019
Blame America Too for Our Ruptured Relations With the Chinese
Xi came in and changed the game. But some of the fault still falls on us.
Doug Bandow
July 4, 2019
No One Believes the President’s War Claims Anymore
Thanks to Iraq, people remained deeply skeptical of Trump's march to war with Iran—and a good thing too.
Doug Bandow
June 27, 2019