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Bolton’s Ridiculous ‘Troika of Tyranny’ Speech
Together with the knock-off “axis of evil” designation, Bolton’s embrace of Bolsonaro suggests the start of a return to the bad old days of the Cold War.
Why Trump’s Bellicose Rhetoric Matters
We know that Trump is impulsive, has terrible judgment, and doesn’t think through the consequences of his decisions, so we can’t assume that his threats are just so much hot air.
The Iran Obsession and Our Reckless Clients
Reneging on the nuclear deal is just the latest in a series of bad decisions that Trump has made that give the Israeli and Saudi governments whatever they want no matter the consequences for U.S. interests.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump’s military parade: toy soldiers made large-as-life. Andrew Bacevich criticizes Trump’s desire …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump’s National Defense Strategy has the Pentagon popping champagne. Andrew Bacevich dissects …
Trump’s ‘Saudi First’ Foreign Policy
Backing one set of rivals to the hilt against their enemies guarantees that the U.S. will continue to be mired in endless conflicts that have nothing to do with American security.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
McCain’s tired dogma. Andrew Bacevich responds to John McCain’s Liberty Medal speech. …
McCain and American Ideals
Americans shouldn’t have to choose between “half-baked, spurious nationalism” and the irresponsible interventionism identified with McCain.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Foreign policy realists hit nerve with establishment elite. Andrew Bacevich responds to …
Two Tedious Attacks on Realists
Attacks on academic realists are written to shore up the boundaries of what passes for acceptable “mainstream” foreign policy thought in Washington.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
No time for Kurdish independence. Adile Shamoo details the obstacles to an …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Britain didn’t fight WWII, the British Empire did. William Dalrymple reviews Yasmin …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The global order myth. Andrew Bacevich reminds us why laments for the …
The Hollow ‘Rules-Based Order’
The ‘rules based order’ was conveniently ignored when other sovereign states were illegally attacked
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The “Blob” strikes back. Andrew Bacevich responds to a new report from …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Memo for McMaster. Andrew Bacevich offers Trump’s National Security Advisor some suggestions …
Bolton’s Ridiculous ‘Troika of Tyranny’ Speech
Together with the knock-off “axis of evil” designation, Bolton’s embrace of Bolsonaro suggests the start of a return to the bad old days of the Cold War.
Why Trump’s Bellicose Rhetoric Matters
We know that Trump is impulsive, has terrible judgment, and doesn’t think through the consequences of his decisions, so we can’t assume that his threats are just so much hot air.
The Iran Obsession and Our Reckless Clients
Reneging on the nuclear deal is just the latest in a series of bad decisions that Trump has made that give the Israeli and Saudi governments whatever they want no matter the consequences for U.S. interests.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump’s military parade: toy soldiers made large-as-life. Andrew Bacevich criticizes Trump’s desire …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Trump’s National Defense Strategy has the Pentagon popping champagne. Andrew Bacevich dissects …
Trump’s ‘Saudi First’ Foreign Policy
Backing one set of rivals to the hilt against their enemies guarantees that the U.S. will continue to be mired in endless conflicts that have nothing to do with American security.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
McCain’s tired dogma. Andrew Bacevich responds to John McCain’s Liberty Medal speech. …
McCain and American Ideals
Americans shouldn’t have to choose between “half-baked, spurious nationalism” and the irresponsible interventionism identified with McCain.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Foreign policy realists hit nerve with establishment elite. Andrew Bacevich responds to …
Two Tedious Attacks on Realists
Attacks on academic realists are written to shore up the boundaries of what passes for acceptable “mainstream” foreign policy thought in Washington.
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
No time for Kurdish independence. Adile Shamoo details the obstacles to an …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Britain didn’t fight WWII, the British Empire did. William Dalrymple reviews Yasmin …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The global order myth. Andrew Bacevich reminds us why laments for the …
The Hollow ‘Rules-Based Order’
The ‘rules based order’ was conveniently ignored when other sovereign states were illegally attacked
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The “Blob” strikes back. Andrew Bacevich responds to a new report from …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
Memo for McMaster. Andrew Bacevich offers Trump’s National Security Advisor some suggestions …