Why The United States Should Follow South Korea’s Lead On North Korea
South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s patient approach may be politically risky, but it is strategically safe. An unprovoked attack from the Kim regime is deeply implausible.
Botched New York Times Hit On Nikki Haley Marks Left’s Fear Of Highly Competent Conservative Women
Democrats see her as a dangerous adversary, one that even their own voters admire.
Bolton Speech Underscores Trump Administration Putting America First On The Global Stage
The Trump administration is taking stock of agreements and treaties that do not serve American interests first.
While The United States Sleeps, China Is Slowly Realizing Its Global Ambitions
Chinese leaders are patient, methodical, and relentless. They won’t stop until they accomplish their strategic goal. The world should take note.
The Trump Administration’s China Strategy May Become Its Biggest Legacy
The newly visible balancing China approach could be the Trump administration’s legacy foreign policy move, if the president can stay away from needless interventionism in the next two years.
Why The United States Should Give Iranian Dissidents A Boost Via Social Media
A massive, powerful, and receptive audience in Iran is hungry for communication and encouragement from the United States.
Trump Should Ignore The Failed DC Establishment And Get U.S. Troops Out Of Syria
Americans are sick of endless wars, and a bipartisan consensus of ordinary Americans yearns for more realism, restraint, and plain common sense in U.S. foreign policy.
Sacha Baron Cohen Clip Reveals Need To Think More Deeply About Israel
It’s true that America’s approach to Israel is problematic, but the Left’s prescription for addressing it relies on delusion.
Why We Need Moral Clarity In The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Author and foreign policy expert Elan Journo joins The Federalist Radio Hour to overturn conventional views about America’s stake in the Middle East.
How The Iraq And Afghanistan Wars Soured Americans On NATO
To be effective, NATO needs the support of the American people. That means no more regime-change, occupations, or long term nation-building missions.
No, Montenegro Is Not Essential To U.S. National Security Interests
Critics suggest it is ridiculous to question the idea that defending Montenegro via the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is necessary to keep America safe. They’re wrong.
It’s Time For The United States To Stop Funding National Security For The World
Europe is the beneficiary of the insurance policy that Americans pay, since a majority of NATO members do not have any significant investment in defense.
Here’s What Trump And NATO Should Do About Russia’s Aggressions
Despite the hand-wringing and remonstrations about what President Trump did and did not say to Putin, there is much to contend with between the world’s two largest nuclear powers.
Why The Russians Are The Baddies Again
On Russia, Donald Trump has gone from America First to Blame America First. But Mitt Romney was right all along: Russia is our number one geopolitical foe.
Wild Conspiracy Theories Only Obscure Trump’s Blunder On Russia
Trump’s supporters will forgive the president’s blunders if his actions bear the results he’s promising. In the meantime, Trump’s critics don’t need to make up or exaggerate the mistakes he’s made.
Despite Botched Summit with Putin, Trump’s Policies Are Still Pressuring Russia
Although Trump’s incredible statements at the press conference were irresponsible, naïve, and even dangerous, they do not reflect current U.S. policy toward Russia. And that’s a very good thing.
Trump Is Only Shocking On NATO Because He’s Saying Out Loud What Everybody Already Knew
Whether you like Trump or not, whether you like NATO or not, it’s time to face all the ugly truths we have long avoided facing, because foreign policy is about to change in a very serious way.
Trump’s Meeting With Putin Was A Major Missed Opportunity For American Interests
Today the president let Vladimir Putin save too much face, which could delay improvement in U.S.-Russia relations.
Washington Post Columnist Tries To Burn Trump, Steps On A Rake Instead
Rogin and others eager to ding Trump incorrectly criticized him for something he said about NATO.
Why The World No Longer Needs The Cold War’s NATO
The old willingness to ‘pay any price, bear any burden’ is waning. There is no reason we should subsidize others’ luxuries, let alone when we have so many problems at home.
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