There are many legitimate concerns about China’s behavior, including its defiance of international law in the South China Sea,... Read More

While the idea of mining the moon may look attractive, neither China nor anybody else is quite there yet. Read More

In an article published Feb. 18, 2020, by the New York Times, Vladislav Inozemtsev, the director of the Center for Post-Industrial Studies in... Read More

The tectonic plates of the military balance in Asia are shifting underneath our feet. It’s happening slowly and inexorably, but over... Read More

The killings—believed to be Israeli operations—suggest what U.S. allies feel they have to do when the U.S. won’t confront... Read More

ISIS isn't dead, al-Qaeda is not a ‘shadow of its former self,’ and the Taliban is not our counterterrorism partner. Read More

The announcement of a significant increase in the defence budget marks a new era in how the UK military will operate – but also brings... Read More

The Biden administration must prepare to stand up for protesters. Read More

Beijing’s great power politics are a bigger threat to the EU than to the US   Read More

BUENOS AIRES — A new wave of repression has been unleashed in Cuba and, once again, its victims are the San Isidro artists' collective... Read More

Agreement isn’t certain but failure of the talks would cause such acrimony that both sides are willing to compromise   Read More

For more than four years the EU has been debating its place in the world, and its relation to the United States, based on changing... Read More

In recent years, Moscow has tried to exploit the issue of its rapprochement with Beijing to scare the West with the prospect of a... Read More

Twenty-five years ago, the United States brought forth on the European continent a new state dedicated to the proposition that citizens are... Read More

Joe Biden has assembled one of the most experienced and talented national security and foreign policy teams in decades. They grasp that the... Read More

The country went through three presidents in a week in November—and it might soon have another if it doesn’t pursue a... Read More

U.S. “leadership” is a favorite trope of the foreign policy establishment. It’s outdated and dangerous.   Read More

The share of Russians who expect their country’s relations with America to improve under the newly-elected U.S. president declined... Read More

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA—In Korea, the United States is called 미국 (pronounced miguk), which directly translates to “beautiful... Read More

Many people are expressing frustration at the current state of the country, wondering if this was what President Moon Jae-in meant in his... Read More

After a rocky start, China has clearly ended 2020 on a high note, having brought the pandemic under control and strengthened its position... Read More

Nearly one million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine will be delivered to the U.K. for use from next week. By the end of the year,... Read More

The Hitler parody videos began proliferating around 2006, a couple of years after the release of “Downfall,” Oliver... Read More

The distant war may play a role in Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative.   Read More