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September 17, 2021 The UN’s Strange Obsession with Israel September 10, 2021 Nuclear and Chemical Watchdogs or Lapdogs? September 3, 2021 The U.N. Record on Health, Human Rights, Trade, and Communications is Worse Than You Think August 27, 2021 Jewish Germans and German Jews August 13, 2021 Israel, Post-Bibi July 23, 2021 The Predators Threatening Africa July 9, 2021 The UN System: What Went Wrong and What Should Be Done June 24, 2021 Raisi Rising June 15, 2021 Tehran’s Nuclear Secrets May 28, 2021 Eleven Days in May: The Latest Battle in the Long War Against Israel May 14, 2021 Biden’s Mission to Realign the Middle East May 7, 2021 The Middle East Muddle April 27, 2021 Palestinians Head for the Polls – or Not April 16, 2021 Beijing, the WHO, and the Pandemic April 9, 2021 Putin vs. the Press March 19, 2021 The Thin Red Line: Joby Warrick on the U.S. Response to this Century’s Worst War Crimes February 26, 2021 The UN and the Illiberal International Order February 11, 2021 Iran’s Road from Monarchy to Islamist Theocracy and Empire January 29, 2021 Thinking Bigly at Foggy Bottom December 22, 2020 Arms Control and the Man Marshall Billingslea has worked on a range of significant and difficult national security issues. He served as Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing at the Treasury Department, president of the international Financial Action Task Force, Deputy Under Secretary of the Navy, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict, and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Negotiations Policy. He’s also been an Assistant Secretary General at NATO. December 2, 2020 The Powers that Should Be November 19, 2020 The Rise of the Illiberal World Order November 6, 2020 Sharansky’s Lives October 19, 2020 China’s German Connection October 16, 2020 The U.S. Military’s Southern Exposure: Trouble in the Neighborhood October 2, 2020 H.R. McMaster and the Fight to Defend the Free World September 24, 2020 The Iraq-Iran War: An Unhappy 40th Anniversary September 17, 2020 Our Man in Geneva: The UN is bigger – but not better – than you think. August 26, 2020 Ron Dermer on Israel in a Changing Middle East August 14, 2020 The Kasparov Defense August 6, 2020 The Failing State of Lebanon June 30, 2020 Pivoting Toward China In 1972, Nixon went to China, where he met with Communist leader Mao Zedong. Thanks to that bold diplomatic initiative, the United States and the People’s Republic learned to peacefully co-exist, living... June 4, 2020 America’s Soldiers: A Conversation with the Sergeant Major of the Army June 3, 2020 Israel’s Border Lands May 29, 2020 War and Peace and Other Options in Afghanistan April 20, 2020 Predators in the Global Jungle April 6, 2020 Special Edition: The U.S. Army and National Security March 23, 2020 War and Peace, and Wars Between Wars March 9, 2020 Sharpening the Iran File February 24, 2020 Where There’s a George Will, There’s a Way February 10, 2020 China and the Future of Defense January 28, 2020 Deal or No Deal January 13, 2020 Saeed Ghasseminejad’s Iranian-American Journey December 30, 2019 Nukes for the Ayatollah December 16, 2019 Special Edition: National Security Costs and Benefits November 25, 2019 Israel and the Fire Next Time November 4, 2019 Troubles Mount in Lebanon October 14, 2019 The Rise and Incomplete Fall of the Islamic State September 23, 2019 Whose Side is Turkey On? August 26, 2019 Zombie Socialism

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