Foreign Policy
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The Biden Afghanistan Disaster's Bitter Legacy
Biden ordered a withdrawal based on the calendar and not on battlefield conditions.
Why Did Trump Snub South Korea?
The commander-in-chief reduced military exercises with our allies in South Korea to avoid upsetting the communists in North Korea.
The Iran War Is Eating Trump's Presidency
In pursuing tariffs and the Iran war, Trump has forfeited his signature issue of economic stewardship.
Is Congress Guilty of Treason?
That the United States would want a close working relationship with Israel on military technology is hardly surprising.
Trump's Middle East Chess Match
While the Leftmedia thinks in terms of checkers, the president is working various angles on Iran, including with Saudi Arabia, and he's thinking several moves ahead.
The Iranian MOU Is Dead; Long Live the Iranian MOU
Hostilities resumed two weeks ago, and now three more Americans are dead. What is the Trump administration's strategy to resolve this conflict?
The Mullahs May Have Just Hammered the Final Nail Into Their Own Coffin
Iran has repeatedly demonstrated that its leaders are willing to sacrifice their country's economic stability in pursuit of their ideological struggle.
Trump's Massive NATO Impact
At the NATO summit in Turkey this week, President Donald Trump continued his efforts to direct the alliance to conform with his geopolitical agenda.
The Fog of Peace
Is it even possible to put in place a functional agreement with an untrustworthy opponent? Yes, but very carefully, with eyes wide open and with Plan B at the ready. We're on it.
Singapore: Small Island, Strategic Giant
For the U.S. and its allies, what importance does Singapore have to our defense of Taiwan in the event of a Chinese military incursion?
The Iran MOU Is Weak; That Doesn't Mean It's Wrong
While the memorandum itself is not particularly strong on paper, it's a temporary framework that creates an opportunity for a stronger and more permanent arrangement.
Understanding Trump's Iran Memorandum
President Trump's administration has unveiled the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran, and there are both pros and glaring cons.
Can Iran Be Trusted?
The answer is a resounding "No," but that doesn't mean President Donald Trump can't continue to force the mullahs' hand.
The Thunder Down Under: Australia
U.S. foreign policy and the ability to defend our friends and allies depend on a militarily strong Australia and on its continued exemplary support for America.
No, Iran and China Are Not 'Winning'
The broader media narrative reflects a longstanding tendency to interpret nearly every assertion of U.S. power as evidence of American weakness.
America Is Not Caught in a 'Thucydides Trap'
The U.S., as the status quo superpower, has no need to launch a preventive war against a struggling China.
An Iran Deal... Maybe?
President Trump suggests promising developments in peace negotiations, while Iran's leaders continue to express a rabid commitment to resist.
The Long-Overdue Indictment of Raúl Castro
The former Cuban strongman, brother of the late Fidel Castro, has been indicted for the murders of four Americans in 1996, and it could lead to meaningful change in Cuba.
Joe Biden's Forgotten People of Afghanistan
We had an obligation to the people of Afghanistan to not abandon them to the human embodiments of absolute evil.
Trump Tackles China
Our foremost geopolitical foe rolled out the red carpet for the American president, then proceeded to rattle its saber about Taiwan.