Renewing NATO
Peace requires deterrence which requires military might
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Iran’s shadow war
Israelis are defending themselves against Tehran’s foreign legions
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The rise and fall of Putin’s warlord
Yevgeny Prigozhin sought more than wealth and power
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Yes, Xi Jinping is a dictator, and he should be proud of it
What’s Xi Jinping getting his knickers in a knot about? Was it a diplomatic faux pas for President Biden to call him — at a campaign fundraiser — a “dictator”? Of course. Was...
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Putin’s to-do list
What would happen if he were to prevail in Ukraine?
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Blood of the Congo
The price Africans are paying so we can have better batteries
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The Stalinist approach to peacemaking
It’s simple, homicidal logic: No Israel, no problem
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The fantasy of multipolarity
It would lead to brave new world order dominated by Chinese Communists
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Bashar al-Assad is back
And the Arab League’s got him
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Israel’s 75th birthday
Despite endless war, the Jewish state survives and even thrives
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The new – or perhaps renewed – Cold War
You can’t win it if you don’t know you’re in it
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French Twist
Emmanuel Macron cozies up to the Chinese Communist Party
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Losing Latin America
The U.S. retreats while China’s Communist rulers advance
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Lessons of the energy crisis
American and European leaders haven’t learned them
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Alternatives to ‘peace through strength’
None are preferable to robust deterrence
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Wars of the Jewish state
Facing existential threats, Israelis can’t resist fighting one another
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The Axis of Tyrannies
It will present an enormous challenge to free nations
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China’s global supremacists
The Communists in Beijing have grand ambitions
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The war in Ukraine isn’t just about Ukraine
An open letter to President Biden
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The Red Balloon
Best-case scenario is that it’s just for spying