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Trump’s US, Greenland deal changes less than it seems
Trump's new deal reaffirms broad basing access already in place. To get it, he damaged trust among America's European allies and created strains in NATO. The damage couldn't have come at a worse time.
Op-eds
New Greenland Agreement Adds Sites, Not Strategy. NATO and NORAD Must Now Connect the Arctic.
Greenland is warming to the idea of an increased American military presence on the enormous Island, removing a source of transatlantic friction and bolstering NATO defenses. On September 22, the United...
Policy Briefs
The UN Arms Embargo on Sudan Is Broken. America Has a Plan to Fix It
The U.S. is rightly pushing the UN Security Council to expand the Sudan arms embargo before it expires this Saturday. Outlined by Ambassador Mike Waltz and Senior Advisor Massad Boulos, the proposal...
Op-eds
Border Crisis Exposes Spain’s Self-Inflicted Migration Mess
Tens of thousands crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, Spain’s enclave on the North African coast, on July 30, most swimming around a breakwater as Moroccan border controls lapsed. Dozens drowned. Within...
Policy Briefs
Securing the Arctic
The U.S. And Its NATO Allies Should Work Together – Not Against Each Other – To Secure the Arctic
Op-eds
Europe is stepping up to fortify NATO 3.0 — and we must do the same
The consequences of the NATO summit that concluded Wednesday in Ankara will be determined primarily by two questions: Will Europeans step up to honor their defense-spending commitments and carry more of...
Op-eds
7 Fault Lines NATO Must Address in Ankara
As NATO leaders gather on July 7 to 8 in Ankara, the summit’s true test lies in unresolved faultlines over U.S. force posture cuts in Europe, host nation Turkey’s disruptive role within the alliance,...
Insights
America Should Rediscover the Soft Power Potential of Its Music
What made jazz – the quintessential American music – dangerous was not the sound, but the idea behind it: improvisation, spontaneity, individual voice.
Op-eds
The Strait of Hormuz: The Military, Energy, and Economic Challenges
Media Calls
U.S. Intelligence Community Omits Key Russian Threat in Annual Assessment
Moscow’s favorite color in the Arctic is gray. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s (ODNI) Annual Threat Assessment correctly identifies Russia as the dominant Arctic threat and...
Policy Briefs
Iran War Provides Opportunity for Russia To Test U.S. Alaska Defenses
As the U.S.-led war against Iran’s clerical regime continues apace, Russia is testing American capabilities in another corner of the globe. Two Russian maritime patrol aircraft flew through the Alaskan...
Policy Briefs
Australia bans Hizb ut Tahrir under new hate laws
The government of Australia formally banned Hizb ut Tahrir on March 6, designating the Islamist organization as a hate group in a move aimed at curbing extremist ideology and preventing radicalization....
Op-eds
The battered Western alliance
Repairing it is essential if we’re to win the current cold war
Op-eds
Trump Administration Scores Major Victory as Panama Supreme Court Rules Against Chinese Shipping Firm
The Danish shipping behemoth Maersk is now temporarily managing two ports along the Panama Canal after the Panamanian Supreme Court annulled a Chinese company’s contracts on constitutional grounds. The...
Policy Briefs
Trump Administration Foreign Policy Tracker: February
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Policy Tracker
Greenland’s Worth a Fight and Russia’s Trying to Start One
The “quickest way for Russia to penetrate our naval defenses is steaming from the Arctic to the North Atlantic.” The Greenland-Iceland-United Kingdom (GIUK) Gap is the last place allied forces “have...
Op-eds
The new Greenland deal
With America leading and NATO following, the Arctic can be defended
Op-eds
Why 2026 Could Prove as Important as 1989
The year the Berlin Wall came down marked the end of one epoch and the start of another. This year could do the same.
Op-eds
Chinese Electric Buses Trigger Cybersecurity Alarm Across Europe
China’s reach into critical infrastructure threatens to disrupt Europeans’ daily commute. On November 19, The Wall Street Journal reported that the Oslo transportation authority, working in conjunction...