American Enterprise Institute

In Russian-Occupied Ukraine, You’re Free to Worship Vladimir Putin

The Kremlin’s religious registration rules in occupied Ukraine are intended to snuff out freedom of religion.

The US’ Delcy Rodriguez Dilemma

While deeply flawed, Acting President Delcy Rodriguez is still the United States’ best bet for Venezuela’s stabilization and transition to democracy.

Accelerating the American Scientific Enterprise

The war against Christians

President Trump is giving attention to this matter

The US must not endorse Russia and China’s vision for cybersecurity

Even as Russia and China wage a relentless cyber war against the West, the United Nations is celebrating a new cybercrime treaty whose chief architects were none other than Moscow...

Section 232 National Security Investigation of Imports of Robotics and Industrial Machinery

Egypt’s Embrace of China Warrants a Harder U.S. Line on Military Aid

When Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in Cairo on July 9, Beijing framed the visit as a routine bilateral engagement meant to advance its Belt and Road Initiative. The optics were modest: handshakes, vague...

US policymakers beware: Egypt’s relationship with China is preparing for takeoff

Hopes of a better US-Egyptian relationship may have just been blown away by the afterburners of Chinese J-10 fighters. Cairo’s participation in an 18-day combined air exercise with Beijing...

Arsenal of Democracy

Arming Taiwan, Ukraine, and Israel While Strengthening the U.S. Industrial Base

Losing Georgia to Putin

The West sits idly by as the ruling party pushes the republic closer to Russia and Vladimir Putin.

Deterring Iran’s Dash to the Bomb

Georgia’s democratic opposition is begging for our help

It's time to sanction the oligarchs that are pulling the country into Russia's orbit.

The Urgent Need for UN Reform

The UN’s response to October 7 makes reform more urgent than ever. UN reform used to be a bipartisan priority — it must now be again.

Why the EU Could Sanction Tucker Carlson

He won’t be banned from Europe, but Europe might be better off if he were.

Viktor Orbán Is No Friend of America

Since his arrival in power in 2010, he has been openly laying the groundwork for the end of the American-led unipolar world.

U.S. Lawfare Options for Helping Bring Hamas to its Knees

Pressuring Qatar and Turkey to Quickly Detain Hamas Leaders

The West must derail Putin’s sham elections

As in the Cold War, we must do more to expose the lies of the Russian regime to its people

Don’t let China take over the cloud — US national security depends on it 

Most Americans would assume Huawei was left for dead after the U.S. government led a global multi-pronged campaign against the company’s 5G business in 2019. However, in recent years...

How NATO Should Fight Back Against Russia’s Hybrid Warfare

When Russia accuses NATO of waging hybrid war against them, it’s a good indication that they’ve long been doing exactly that. NATO needs to address Russia’s hybrid attacks and fight back in kind.

Time to Stop Disruptive Russian-Serbian Machinations in the Balkans

While most of the West focuses on the war in Ukraine, Moscow and Belgrade are fueling the fires over Kosovo on eve of sensitive historic anniversary.