Trump’s North Korea Meeting Is Just Bad Theater
President Trump wants a ‘historic’ deal to make him look like a great leader—exactly the mistake previous presidents made in negotiating with North Korea.
5 Takeaways From The Historic Trump-Kim Summit In Singapore
While the summit between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jung-Un was historic, it remains to be seen whether it accomplished much good for the world.
Why No North Korea Summit May Be The Best Outcome Possible Right Now
If foreign policy is all about optics, resonance to the domestic audience, and regime stability, Kim Jong-Un, Xi Jinping, and Moon Jae-In are toast.
On North Korea, The Most Unpredictable President Outplays The Most Unpredictable Dictator
Had the dictator pulled the lever before Trump did, it would have been seen as an embarrassment for the president. So at least the summit imploded on Trump’s terms.
In Foreign Policy, Donald Trump Is The Powerful Man Barack Obama Never Could Be
Some men have been so consumed by jealousy that they hate ‘the man’ simply because he is what they want to be and cannot achieve.
Your No-Hype Guide To The U.S. Embassy’s Move To Jerusalem
Lost in the media hoopla over the move is a solid discussion of the law and history shaping this historic moment.
How Axing The Iran Deal Allows For Better Deals With Iran And North Korea
Just like Iran, Kim Jong-Un comes to the negotiation table in a weak position following President Trump’s big recent foreign policy decisions.
Boston Globe Bombshell: John Kerry Secretly Working With Foreign Leaders To Undermine Trump’s Iran Decision
As a private citizen, John Kerry is reportedly working with foreign officials, including from U.S. adversaries such as Iran, to potentially undermine the elected president.
The Syria Strikes Are Really A Reset Of Obama’s Failed Foreign Policy
The Trump administration likely has a strategy in mind to change the way U.S. enemies have gotten used to thinking after eight years of President Obama.
How To Play The Long Game With North Korea In America’s Interest
We should be wary of a military conflict that could incinerate millions of victims of totalitarianism, along with U.S. citizens, South Koreans, and others living in the region.
North Korea’s Olympics Participation Is A Huge Opportunity For Diplomacy
North Korea may see the games as an opportunity to spread propaganda, but the regime’s participation also presents a fantastic opportunity for the US to engage its citizens on their own terms.
Is The Diplomatic Breakthrough Between South And North Korea A Good Thing?
The South’s acceptance of the North’s overtures without at least some acknowledgement from Pyongyang that it needs to disarm undermines America’s hard-line approach.
Why We Should Prioritize American Interests Above Our Values In Foreign Policy
A leaked Trump administration memo says America should stop ‘badgering’ allies on issues such as democracy, the rule of law, or human rights. There’s some truth there.
Why The United States Should Back Iranian Protesters Now
The current protests in Iran represent the largest and most significant civil uprising since the Green Revolution in 2009, and the United States shouldn’t ignore it.
The United Nations Long Ago Lost Its Moral Authority To Tut-Tut At Trump Over Jerusalem
An organization like the United Nations that is rife with corruption doesn’t have the moral authority to tell the United States what to do.
Trump’s National Security Strategy Reverses Obama’s Policy Of Leading From Behind
Now that the National Security Strategy has been released, the American public can get a closer look at what the Trump administration considers important for foreign policy.
Trump Is Right: He Should Get Credit For Bringing Imprisoned Americans Home
President Trump’s lightly reported record on fighting for Americans detained abroad highlights a difference in approach and results from the Obama presidency.
Why Talking To Russia Is Good For America
The current U.S. policy toward Russia is counterproductive and hurts our national security.
Now’s The Time For Dialogue With North Korea, Not Military Intervention
That the Kim Jong-un regime is oppressive is not up for debate, but the wisdom of pledging the United States to preventive military intervention in North Korea most certainly is.
3 Takeaways From Trump’s First Day In Beijing
Both President Trump and Chinese President Xi strive to make their own country great again. The world is wondering: who will get most of what he wants and who will cave?
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