Erdogan Showed Anti-Kurd Propaganda Video to GOP Critics During Oval Office Meeting
After the video, Lindsey Graham reportedly asked Erdogan, “Well, do you want me to go get the Kurds to make one about what you’ve done?”
National Security & Defense
A Post-Post-Cold-War NATO
The U.S.-led alliance has been very successful for most of a century. Now what?
The Saudi Aramco IPO Raises Serious Geopolitical Concerns
The state-owned oil giant’s intent to go public is deeply problematic for the West, the United States, and the global economy.
Trump vs. the ‘Policy Community’
We resolve policy disputes by elections, not impeachments.
Should America Have a National Museum of the Post-9/11 Wars?
Inevitably, someone out there is going to cluck about the irony of building a museum for a military operation that is still ongoing.
American Professor to be Released by Taliban in Prisoner Swap
U.S. citizen Kevin King and Australian citizen Timothy Weeks will be exchanged for three Taliban commanders.
Turkey, NATO, and a Shifting World
What recent years, and recent weeks, have told.
Nikki Haley Has a Point
In our constitutional order, unelected insiders do not set foreign policy.
White House Threatens New Turkey Sanctions over Russian Military Aid
President Trump and Erdogan are set to meet at the White House this Wednesday, just weeks after a negotiated ceasefire in Northern Syria.
The Stars Came Out for the 1st Cavalry in Vietnam
Vaudevillians, crooners, comics, and a classical violinist — all pulled together to put on a show for the heroes at forward-fire bases.