Greenland
The battered Western alliance
Repairing it is essential if we’re to win the current cold war
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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...
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The new Greenland deal
With America leading and NATO following, the Arctic can be defended
Op-eds
Hezbollah: We will not remain neutral if Islamic Republic endangered
Hezbollah is arguably the Islamic Republic of Iran’s primary and central extension, having described itself as such in the 1985 Open Letter, the group’s founding and constitutional document. As...
Op-eds
Don’t forget Iran!
There is truly a historic opportunity at work, based on the civilian protest movement. The world should not squander it.
Op-eds
U.S. Must Apply Greater Pressure on Russia To Achieve Peace in Ukraine
Presidents Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy met at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 22 shortly before U.S. officials flew to Moscow for another sit-down with Russian President Vladimir...
Policy Briefs
The mission behind Trump’s Board of Peace is simple — and critics keep getting it wrong
President Trump is making big moves the world over. From nabbing Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro to threatening the conquest of Greenland to pushing for a Ukraine-Russia cease-fire,...
Op-eds
Don’t make the mistake Obama did, Mr. President, enforce your Iran ‘red line’
The last time a US president drew a “red line” and refused to enforce it, thousands of Syrians paid the price. Barack Obama’s 2012 failure to enforce his red line against the use of chemical...
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Venezuela, shadow tankers, Greenland, Iran protests, and Russia
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Assessing the Challenges Facing NATO
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Legislative Testimonies
Bridging the Atlantic to Counter Tehran
Trump’s return to the White House shakes global alliances but creates a crucial chance to unite against Iran’s growing threat. Saeed Ghasseminejad and Behnam Ben Taleblu lay out a bold plan to counter Tehran’s nuclear drive and regional aggression.
Op-eds
Russia is using Trump’s Greenland rhetoric to boost its Crimea claims
Last week, Secretary of State Marco Rubio insisted that President Donald Trump’s desire to acquire the Danish territory of Greenland is “not a joke.” At least one person,...
Op-eds
Memo to Trump: Beware the ‘Reverse Teddy’
I was proud to serve the president in his first term. But Trump’s strength in the Western Hemisphere could portend weakness in Europe and Asia in his second, writes Matt Pottinger.
Op-eds
Deconstructing the Inauguration: No, not that one
We have a country that is geopolitically sophisticated, with close ties to the U.S., Japan and Taiwan, and is in a highly strategic location. So who showed up to Palau’s party, and who didn’t?
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Why Kerry got the cold shoulder in Beijing
Xi Jinping doesn’t see global warming as a crisis
Op-eds
Elemental Strategy
Countering the Chinese Communist Party’s Efforts to Dominate the Rare Earth Industry
Memos
Chill out about global warming
The evidence doesn’t establish that it’s ‘the existential threat’
Op-eds
Iran military satellite launch requires US action
The Islamic Republic of Iran is at it again. In addition to resuming its longstanding maritime belligerence that instigated the latest war of words with President Trump, Tehran recently launched its...