US policy
What Better Way to Acquire a Base than for Free?
Kurdish-Led Syrian Democratic Forces Have Been a Key U.S. Partner in the Fight Against the Islamic State Terror Group
There Is Absolutely No Dispute That Azerbaijan’s Actions in Nagorno-Karabakh Amount to Ethnic Cleansing
U.S. President Donald Trump Engages in a Double Pander, Giving Both His Pro-Israel and His Islamist Constituencies What They Most Want
Blinken’s Feckless Foreign Policy Initiatives Have Diminished Respect For, and Fear Of, the U.S. Throughout the World
The First in a Two-Part Series on The Evolving Security Architecture in the Indian Ocean and How I2U2 Countries (India, Israel, UAE, U.S.) Can Further Security Cooperation
By the End of Biden’s Term, the Gulf Cooperation Council Was More Coherent than It Was Pre-Biden
The Kurds Do Not Want the Americans to Defend Them; They Want the Americans to Enable Them to Defend Themselves
Given Trump’s Intended Focus On Countering China, Syrian Kurds Should Aim to Change the Conversation by Reaching Out to Taiwan
U.S. Presidents Have Bestowed the Status as a Diplomatic Bauble to Undeserving Countries, Including Those Who Often Act Against U.S. Interests
All U.S. Presidents Pay Lip Service to Faith, Fewer Are Sincere in Their Own Practice, and Fewer Still Defend Christian Communities Abroad
How Might the Incoming Second Administration of Donald Trump Reduce the Threat of Attacks with Millions of Foreign Strangers Already Inside the U.S.?
Almost Every President Since the End of the Cold War Had His Foreign Policy Legacy Defined by a War No One Could Have Foreseen
When an Opponent Is Against the Ropes but Still Standing, It Is Not the Time to Call the Match
Turkey’s Pursuit of Both Russian Defense Systems and American Stealth Fighters Poses a Grave Threat to NATO’s Security.
MEF Director Gregg Roman Lays Out a Strategy for Regional Stability and Democratic Change in Iran
Following the Fall of Assad’s Regime, the Narratives of Resistance and Assad’s Alliances With Iran and Hezbollah are Shifting.
Comparing the Iran and Hamas Hostages Crises Shows How Much Has Changed in the Last Four Decades – None of It for the Better