Will Ukraine survive the winter?
Chances are that both Ukraine and Europe will survive this coming winter – all the losses, privations and sufferings notwithstanding. They will
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Kaliningrad is just Putin’s red herring
Putin knows how the game is played. His armies ostentatiously practice attacking and defeating NATO, while Brussels conducts defensive exercises designed to
American Soul-Searching after the Iraq Withdrawal
Our nation was founded with a limited-government republic, one with a relatively small military force. That’s because our American ancestors knew that
Chairman Xi Goes to Washington
It is perhaps fitting that on the day Xi visited the White House, no major US television network covered the event because
No, We Are Not on the Eve of World War III —
The danger in over-diagnosing “World War III” isn’t just inaccuracy. It’s that the framing tends to produce the very policies — maximalist
What was the CIA up to in Moscow?
One thing is clear. The White House’s most urgent priority – and the true purpose of Ratcliffe’s visit to the Kremlin –
Central Asia: The Space Between Empires
Central Asia has already shown that it can build such cooperation from the ground up. I was fortunate enough to witness—and occasionally
Polls Show Europe Wants War
They call Ukraine an ally and demand that it continue fighting, but they refuse to send their own sons and daughters. This
No Place to Hide: Warfare in the Age of Persistent Observation
Wars are often remembered for the battles they featured or the technologies they introduced. Their greatest influence, however, is usually found in
1922 – 1942 – 1992: The Three American Food Aid Efforts That Saved Russia
It is as if, far from being enemies, America and Russia were acting as rivals dividing up the world—or at least the