The Broken China Model
You see it in the maps. In 2015, 1.4 million Hong Kongers voted in elections in which pro-Beijing candidates swept the city’s 18 district councils. Last week, 2.9 million Hong Kongers…
Ukraine’s Opening
There are uncountable narratives when it comes to the actual and perceived domestic as well as international predicaments of the newly independent state of Ukraine. As a rule, known facts…
When Normality Became Abnormal
Donald Trump is many things. But one thing he is not is a defender of the 2009-2016 status quo and accepted progressive convention. Since 2017, everything has been in flux.…
Don’t Believe Joe Biden’s Weak Attempt To Save Face On China
Under old-school journalism, reporters would be camping in front of Joe Biden’s campaign offices asking questions on his foreign policy: whether he still thinks Qatari-funded jihadis wanted to topple Syria’s…
The Early ‘90s Called Joe Biden. They Want Their Foreign Policy Back
By Sumantra Maitra • the Federalist In a recent rally, the septuagenarian former vice president flashed his pearly set and declared, to the utter confusion of foreign policy analysts across the Euro-Atlantic,…
China Building Long-Range Cruise Missile Launched From Ship Container
By Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon China is building a long-range cruise missile fired from a shipping container that could turn Beijing’s large fleet of freighters into potential warships…
Germany’s Refusal To Fund 2 Percent Of Its Defense Is Not The Action Of An Ally
By Sumantra Maita • The Federalist Bob Gates, perhaps the most farsighted post-Cold War defense secretary, presciently predicted in 2011 “that there will be dwindling appetite and patience in the…
Trump Should Take a Page from Reagan’s Playbook in North Korea Talks
By John Heubusch • The National Review President Trump made headlines last week by walking out of his Hanoi summit meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. The move came…
Socialism In U.S. Threatens Recession, Jobs Recovery, And Foreign Policy
By Lewis K. Uhler and Peter J. Ferrara • Investor’s Business Daily In the streets of Caracas, the failed socialist/communist dictator of Venezuela — Nicolás Maduro — is killing his…
Trump Was Right to Walk Away From North Korea’s Bad Deal
By Aaron Kliegman • Washington Free Beacon Hopes were high in Hanoi, Vietnam, this week, as President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un smiled and shook hands,…
The Reconstruction Of World Politics
Eighteen months after the 2016 presidential elections, the United States of America finds itself in the throat of a most destructive existential crisis. The over two hundred forty years old…
The Past, The Present And The Future of US-Russian Relations
Nobody can ever wholly escape the mixture of positive and negative influences of his or her times and country. Neither are politicians across the globe exempt from the deeply ingrained…
The Death Pangs Of A Militant Theocracy And The Inevitable Demise Of The Islamic Republic of Iran
After almost four decades of ruthless oppression of the Iranian people, the indiscriminate terrorization of the greater Middle East and beyond, the absolute reign of the Shi’a Mullahs is nearing…
On North Korea, Trump is Wisely Following Reagan’s Example
By Peggy Grande • Fox News Now that his summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is back on for June 12 in Singapore, President Trump will benefit from…
The Iran deal is dead — Iran killed it
By Kenneth R. Timmerman • Fox News Security expert Ryan Mauro comments on ‘Fox & Friends First.’ The Iran nuclear deal is dead – and the mullahs who rule the…