Americans shouldn’t cry for Orban
Never ignore the voters. After 16 years in power, Hungary’s corpulent Prime Minister Viktor Orban lost touch with the conservative base that supported him from the start, believing...
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Turkey is the NATO ally Trump should pressure first
President Donald Trump is right to demand that NATO allies shoulder more of the burden for collective defense. For too long, the United States has underwritten the security of partners who...
Op-eds
Islamist Turkey: A Base for Muslim Brotherhood Jihadism
Memos
Defying Trump, Swiping at Israel: Pedro Sanchez’s Brilliant, Empty Foreign Policy
Spain formally withdrew its ambassador from Israel on March 11. The announcement, published in the Boletin Oficial del Estado, terminated the appointment of Ana Maria Salomon Perez, downgrading Madrid’s...
Insights
Beware Turkey’s ambitions in the post-Iran power vacuum
The US military and the Israeli Defense Forces continue unleashing their might on the Iranian regime — and precise intelligence, overwhelming firepower and a bit of good luck could soon usher...
Op-eds
As Erdogan’s reliance on Russia grows, NATO hopes to win back wayward Turkey
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Moscow for six hours on Thursday to negotiate a ceasefire deal that intended to end clashes in northwest Syria’s Idlib...
Op-eds
U.S. to Provide Troops, Weapons to NATO for Russian Threats
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter on Monday committed U.S. troops and military hardware to NATO’s very high readiness task force, a move designed to both reassure allies and deter Russia from...
Op-eds
Türkiye’yi NATO’dan çıkartma vakti mi?
FDD Research
Memos
Arthur Herman: Why Are We Still in NATO?
As NATO member Turkey jumps into the jihad — on the wrong side — with both feet, and NATO member member France prepares to sell Russia warships with sophisticated technology that inte...