When Is the U.S. Responsible for Allies’ Civilian Casualties?
The U.S. is effectively fighting both sides of Yemen's ongoing civil war, with no clear definition of what victory looks like.
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After 17 Years of Fighting Terror, the U.S. Makes a Disastrous Pivot
Despite the ongoing ascension of non-state armed groups in the Middle East, the U.S. military seems to be pivoting to a power competition against Russia and China.
Trump, Kim, and the War of Images
This week provided vivid examples of how visual imagery can make a president look statesmanlike, foolish, or both.
Trump’s Trade War Would Be Very Bad for Many Americans
Here's what the U.S. stands to lose in a trade war.
Making Sense of North and South Korea’s Diplomatic Summit
A foreign policy expert weighs in on the promises made between Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong-un, and where the world goes from here.
Trump’s Impossible Choice in Syria
Should the U.S. retaliate after the latest deadly airstrike in Syria?
Are Foreign-Influenced Social Media Campaigns Part of the New Political Playbook?
Foreign governments, taking a page from the Russian election playbook, have begun to realize the outsized impact subliminal social media campaigns can have on Americans. Have social media campaigns become the new lobbying de rigueur?
American Voters Give Trump a Failing Grade
Trump's lowest marks came from his handling of climate change, national debt, and foreign relations.
Trump Keeps Iran Nuclear Deal Alive Temporarily
White House officials said it will be the last time Trump waives sanctions against Iran.
Assessing the Threat of a Cyberwar With Iran
The country's increased use of cyberattacks against the United States is a worrying sign toward potential future conflicts.