Why The United States Should Improve Our Relationship With Russia In 2020
With Russia’s more than 6,000 nuclear warheads, a permanent veto at the U.N. Security Council, and a president keen on making Russia a great power, Washington shouldn’t sideline Moscow.
Many Hong Kongers Have An Exit Strategy: Canada
As the pro-Beijing crackdowns escalate in Hong Kong, many residents will consider relocating to Canada. After all, they have a right to be there.
Taiwan Is About To Have An Election That Will Change The World
The Jan. 11 election outcome will have a profound effect on foreign policy strategies and relationships between Washington, Beijing, and Taipei throughout 2020 and beyond.
Why It’s Time To Shut Down The Scandal-Plagued U.N. Palestinian Refugee Program
With all these scandals, you would think that the UN would finally vote to end this beleaguered agency. Yet it is as determined as ever to keep fleecing taxpayers around the world.
30 Years Later, 3 Lessons From The Fall Of Romanian Communism
I’ve spent my adult life working to alleviate the damage of Marxism. We don’t want it here.
Why Is The Western Left So Quiet About Hong Kong?
For some leftists, criticizing America matters more than supporting democracy. But support for Hong Kong protesters is easily a bipartisan issue.
Fusion GPS Tries To Run Russian Collusion Hoax Redux Against Boris Johnson
Discredited smear-mongers Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch wrote in The Guardian that Russia was behind the re-election of Brexit-supporting conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
These 4 Factors Will Likely Determine The U.K. Election Outcome
This upcoming election is much bigger than just Brexit. Voters face two starkly contrasting choices, two different ideologies, and two very different futures for Britain.
5 Wild Candidates Proving Trump-Era Celebrity Politics Are Conventional For Great Britain
With low barriers to ballot access, and a healthy tradition of ‘parachuting’ into particular constituencies, British politics has regularly seen high-profile, celebrity, and offbeat candidates
NATO’s Troubles Are Not Going Away After Trump
With greater expansion comes greater dilution, and a diluted alliance is as good as dead, as there will never be a sense of internal cohesion.
Unprecedented Leaks Underscore Deep Discontent Inside China
While the world was still digesting the Xinjiang Papers, two more China-related intelligence information bombs were dropped the weekend before Thanksgiving.
In Iran, Trump Admin Has A Chance To Get Right What Obama Got Wrong
New images are emerging from the week-long blackout that shed light on the severity of the tensions between the Iranian people and their repressive regime.
Senate Unanimously Passes Hong Kong Democracy Bill Backing Protestors
The Senate passed legislation supporting Hong Kong protestors and rebuking Beijing’s human rights violations. The bill now goes to the House, where a similar bill has already been passed.
Americans Need To Stop Funding The Chinese Gulag
The Chinese have for decades banked on the world, and in particular its richest nation, prioritizing money over all else, including evidently its long-term national interest.
30 Years After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall, Socialism Is Staging A Comeback
People who love liberty cannot declare victory on this day of commemoration each year, because the battle hasn’t been won: socialism is staging a comeback in Western democracies
Brexit Bill Stalemate Makes New Election Likely
Anglophiles and Brexiteers take note: You could have something other than football to watch with your meal this Thanksgiving.
Is It Time For America To Begin Decoupling From Communist China?
The longer businesses in the West remain wedded to Chinese profits and Chinese money, the stronger the Chinese Communist Party will grow, at our long-term expense.
Boris Johnson Is Close To Getting Brexit Done
It is still too early for surety, but this three-year national humiliation might be over soon, as Britain reaches a deal to get out of the EU, and trade freely with the rest of the world.
Justin Trudeau Fights For His Political Life Against Andrew Scheer Tonight
Your guide to tonight’s 2019 Canadian federal election — pivotal races to watch, bellwethers in each region, and the fight to win the country’s closest election in 40 years.
Will Boris Johnson’s New Deal Break The Brexit Stalemate?
The issue of consent in Northern Ireland could keep Boris Johnson from obtaining the consent of Parliament for his new agreement.
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