World War I

Preserving U.S. Interests in the Indo-Pacific

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Great Powers Don’t Default

The Dangers of Debt-Ceiling Brinkmanship

‘India can provide capital, technology to harness Bougainville’s resources’

‘For the past few decades, the United States has beaten a gradual retreat from the South Pacific. Given the aggressive manoeuvres of China in the region, that path must obviously be reversed.’

Understanding That Weakness Is Provocative Is Deterrence 101

Biden has canceled yet another test of our ICBM system so as not to cause more tension with China.

Tehran, the Day After

What might happen in Iran if America or Israel bombed the nuclear sites?

Shaping the future of the world

Either we do it or our enemies do it

The Israeli Moment

If anyone is going to derail the Islamic Republic’s regional ambitions, Israel is really the only local counterweight that counts.

The Threat to the West Is Inside the House

The United States and Europe need to toughen up on the spoilers in their own ranks.

Cold War II and the new “new world order”

Unless we mobilize, expect no good outcome

The U.N.’s final solution to the Israel question

Its campaign of demonization and delegitimization escalates

Collusion or Collision?

Turkey-Russia Relations Under Erdogan and Putin

Japan, India, Quad can play big role in Micronesia: Dr Hayakawa

‘Japan and US have had a relationship with the Micronesian region for over 100 years. Australia has also been providing patrol boats for the past nearly 30 years. India has just begun. It will be important to build a relationship first.’

Quad should make Micronesia a priority

Most leaders in the region want closer relationships with other democracies, especially in economic development, education, and health care, so that they have option to China’s CNP (Comprehensive National Power) onslaught.

The return of antisemitism

Germany after World War I provides a distant mirror

Retain American Power, Do Not Restrain It

The call for the United States to show “restraint” by withdrawing from foreign entanglements and keeping the focus at home is growing in foreign-policy circles – and not just in the Trump administration....

“Endless Wars” and the Danger of Ignoring History

The forgotten refugees of the Middle East

Jews who were forced to flee from their homes in Arab lands

India-China: The shove felt around the world

India showed itself, and others, it could lead on a comprehensive national pushback on China. Now, it is scaling that up internationally by building on existing linkages and creating new ones.

‘Blue Homeland’ And The Irredentist Future Of Turkish Foreign Policy

Turkey and Greece, two NATO allies, nearly experienced a full-fledged military conflict in August. Two of their warships collided during a naval standoff over hydrocarbon exploration in the Eastern...

The Dangerous Illusion of Restraining U.S. Power

Isolationists among both Democrats and Republicans want to withdraw from foreign entanglements. That would make the world much less safe.