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‘Munich’ or Marvelous?
There’s an art to compromise in international relations.
Turkey and the Next War
It has become a destabilizing force in the Near East.
Military Options Are Not the Same as Solutions
And the violence in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen poses no threat to U.S. national security.
The Urge to Splurge
Why is it so hard to reduce the Pentagon budget?
Africa’s Migration Problem
So-called “humanitarian” EU policies are exacerbating migration problems in Africa.
Rise of the American Mercenary
Thousands of private contractors are in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now they may be in Syria, too.
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Time to Break Up With the Philippines
Must we go to war over rocks in the South China Sea?
Hillary’s ‘Puppet’ Screed
She accused a rival nominee of being a stealth agent of a foreign power.
A World Gone Mad
Voters should wake up to the issue of war versus peace.
Theresa May and the Return of One Nation Conservatism
The new UK prime minister has a powerful center-right message.
Let’s Rethink What ‘Leadership’ Means in Foreign Policy
Restraint isn’t weakness.
A Peace Prize for Aiding and Abetting a Drug Cartel?
Maybe next year they can award it to somebody more deserving.
Does the U.S. Need ‘Deep Engagement’?
The case for projecting power while limiting wars of choice.
More Allies, More War?
America’s commitments abroad are not making us safer.
How ISIS Resembles Yesterday’s Anarchists
Then, as now, revolutionary violence sparks calls for immigration restrictions.
After Trump vs. Clinton
The real battle—to redefine politics and foreign policy—only begins with the election.