Assessing the Challenges Facing NATO
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Soviet Union
We’re training Ukraine’s brave F-16 pilots — here’s what they need to keep fighting
After years of delay, Ukraine’s Air Force is flying the F-16 fighter jets it’s received from NATO — and, during a training visit this month, we saw for ourselves how these “Vipers”...
Op-eds
Our enemies depend on anonymity. To defeat them, we must unmask them
President Donald Trump’s tariffs are a critical tool to reorganize a broken global trading system and push back on economic coercion by America’s adversaries. Unfortunately, China has...
Op-eds
Putin’s love of Stalin should terrify us all
Britain must counteract Kremlin propaganda by portraying the Russian president as a weak leader
Op-eds
A secular jihadi brings the intifada to Washington
The Islamist/leftist alliance metastasizes
Op-eds
Stalin Lives, Truth Dies: Putin Weaponizes History
As statues of Stalin s return to Russia, Putin is rewriting Soviet history to legitimize his war in Ukraine. Can satire expose the truth behind authoritarian mythmaking?
Op-eds
The best way to undermine Putin’s nasty revision of history is through mockery
The Russian president has shamelessly used VE day to paint a distorted version of WWII
Op-eds
Ukraine’s reintroduction of corps gathers steam
The Ukrainian military has recently unveiled several new army corps. The development is part of an ongoing reform in which Kyiv plans to replace problematic temporary command bodies with a host of permanent...
Op-eds
When did the current wave of antisemitism begin?
To my mind, the sickening fate of journalist Daniel Pearl signaled the beginning of the revived trend that Jews are still confronting.
Op-eds
On Crimea and Russia Sanctions Relief, Congress Has Leverage
President Donald Trump is pressuring Ukraine to accept a peace framework granting Russia significant concessions, including sanctions relief and formal U.S. recognition of Moscow’s illegal annexation...
Policy Briefs
A ‘Reverse Kissinger’ would be a fool’s errand
Vladimir Putin’s interests align with those of Xi Jinping
Op-eds
Trump should stop dancing to Putin’s nuclear waltz
Since retaking office, President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed concern that Russia’s war on Ukraine could spiral into World War III....
Op-eds
Europe Must Take the Lead
By cutting funds to US media initiatives, the Trump administration is surrendering to Russia in the information war that began with Radio Free Europe 75 years ago.
Op-eds
Obama and Biden’s failed Russia policies
The last thing Trump should do is adopt them
Op-eds
The Big Question: Will American Airpower Crush the Houthis?
On March 15, the US began a campaign of airstrikes against the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen. US Central Command said it had “initiated a series of operations consisting of precision strikes...
Op-eds
Two Mobsters Found Guilty of Plotting to Assassinate Iranian American Journalist Masih Alinejad
Iran Behind Murder-for-Hire Plot Against Alinejad: A federal district court jury in Manhattan convicted Rafat Amirov and Polad Omarov on March 20 for their involvement in a 2022 plot to assassinate dissident Iranian American journalist Masih Alinejad at her New York home.
Flash Briefs
Countering the Oct. 7 deniers
A new report on Hamas’s atrocities offers an impressive counterweight for undecided readers who will encounter the deniers as they seek the truth.
Op-eds
Pressure Putin
That’s what Trump must do to achieve a ceasefire
Op-eds
It’s time to abolish the UN’s pro-Hamas bureaucracy
Fifty years later, the world body still behaves as though “Zionism is racism” remains on the books.
Op-eds
Our Foes Would Fill Doran’s Mideast Vacuum
Michael Doran might be jumping the gun in claiming that Donald Trump is channeling Ronald Reagan in the Middle East (Letters, March 10). We don’t know yet whether the president...