The enemies of America’s enemies
Iran, Venezuela, and Ukraine are very different countries, but most Iranians, Venezuelans and Ukrainians want the same thing: to not be ruled by tyrants. They look to America for support – which...
Hugo Chávez
Venezuela’s Intelligence Chief Remains a Danger Despite Maduro Ouster
If he doesn’t want an all-expenses-paid trip to the United States in the middle of the night, Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello needs to better hew to the U.S. line, the Trump administration...
Policy Briefs
Trump has started to liberate Venezuela while striking the heart of Russia, China, Iran’s evil global axis
President Trump’s historic intervention in Venezuela offers needed hope to friends of freedom around the world and nervous traders in the oil market. A pro-America, free-market government...
Op-eds
United States strikes Venezuela, captures President Maduro
On January 3, at around 2 am, the United States military began a wave of airstrikes on military targets in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas and surrounding areas. Shortly afterward, at around 4:30 am,...
Op-eds
How Venezuela’s Maduro became Washington’s most persistent hemispheric adversary
On November 13, US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Operation Southern Spear amid an increased American military presence off the coast of Venezuela. Hegseth stated that the...
Op-eds
New York, New York, it’s a socialist town
Mamdani’s up and the centrists are down
Op-eds
Tehran Takes Caracas
On Monday, Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi began a five-day tour of Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua, three Latin American countries governed by authoritarian, anti-Western regimes. Raisi’s three predecessors...
Op-eds
What Is Venezuela Flying to Moscow?
Iran is a willing accomplice in the rape of Ukraine. Iranian drones have helped Russia sustain its terror attacks against Ukrainian civilian targets and infrastructure even as Russia’s arsenal became...
Op-eds
Mystery Cargo
Senior Iranian and Venezuelan officials are traveling around the world on a cargo plane. Argentina detained them. But what are they up to?
Op-eds
Soleimani U
A new academic center in Caracas named after the Iranian mass murderer is the latest node in Tehran’s soft power network in Latin America
Op-eds
Corrupt Venezuelan Officials Face Impending Extradition to United States
The constitutional court of the African island nation of Cape Verde last week authorized the extradition of Colombian businessman Alex Saab to the United States, while Spanish police arrested former Venezuelan...
Policy Briefs
From Trump to Biden
The Way Forward for U.S. National Security
Monographs
Two More Reasons to Worry About China
Keep an eye on China’s relationship with Cuba, for starters.
Op-eds
The World’s Most Dangerous Alliance
How Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are using international institutions to undermine American interests.
Op-eds
U.S. Court Exposes Turkey’s Role in Iran’s and Venezuela’s Sanctions Evasion Schemes – Again
A Manhattan federal jury on Monday convicted Ali Sadr Hasheminejad, the Iranian owner of the now-defunct Pilatus Bank of Malta, of evading U.S. sanctions against Iran by conspiring to transfer payments...
Policy Briefs
The return of the Monroe Doctrine
Sanders aside, Trump finds bipartisan support for a pro-U.S. Venezuelan leader
Op-eds
Socialism rises from the grave
A one-time believer examines ‘man's most ambitious attempt to supplant religion’
Op-eds
Venezuela: A Riches to Rags Story
Episode 37
Foreign Podicy
The axis of oppressors
The U.S. needs to be stronger than any combination of colluding adversaries
Op-eds
‘Aeroterror’ is back in business — Team Trump should end it now
Venezuela’s late president, Hugo Chavez, and Iran’s former president, Mahmoud Ahmad...