How the Last Two Weeks Shook the World Order
“There is a lot of ruin in a nation,” Adam Smith observed. Likewise, global orders don’t end overnight. But it is getting
Reason-Vision-Virtue
If the United States Wants to Survive It Must Free Itself from Israel
Such is the level of pure evil emanating from Israel that many have come to believe that it is capable of any
The Politicization of Intelligence Weakens the United States
The American public has a right to demand that presidents appoint individuals with exceptional integrity and experience for key roles in the
Age of Economic Warfare Challenges U.S. Power
During the hyperglobalisation period, the U.S. could enjoy both interdependence and economic security, because China and Russia seemed to be budding friends.
Trump and the Post-American World
Trump’s postwar plan, modeled on his notion to make Gaza the “Riviera of the Middle East,” would create a U.S.-administered trusteeship in
Trump Makes Israel Great
Donald Trump and the US Senate, which approved the appointment of Kushner, might ask themselves why is the American ambassador to France
Zbigniew Brzezinski’s take on Russia, Iran and China
As a realist practitioner, Brzezinski vastly outmatched the faux realist theorist John Mearsheimer who still clings to the delusional notion that containing
‘How Many Minutes to Midnight?’
Think of it as the true end of the beginning. Last week, Theodore “Dutch” Van Kirk, the final member of the 12-man
The Alaska Summit: Putin and Trump’s Vision of Peace
Trump appears less concerned about the prospect of a truncated Ukraine subordinated to Russia. His major concerns seem to lie elsewhere, perhaps
From Atlanticism to Pacificism
The Atlanticists will undoubtedly cry foul about such a shift in policy, invoke their Munich analogies, continue to demonize Russia, and portray