25 Years After The Rwandan Genocide, The West Still Hasn’t Learned The Right Lesson
Christine Uwizera Coleman, a Rwandan genocide survivor and naturalized U.S. citizen, speaks out about Rwanda’s continued repression and dangers.
To Promote Lasting Self-Government In Africa, Don’t Lead With The U.S. Military
President Buhari has done little to help stabilize Nigeria, and the government continually marginalizes the northern, impoverished, half of the country.
We Can’t Reshape Libya In Our Own Image, And We Shouldn’t Try
The only strategic interest the West has in Libya is a restoration of order and stability. Conservatives should again resist the urge to intervene in Libya.
Did Ilhan Omar Help Benjamin Netanyahu Win Reelection?
As the Democratic Party turns its back on Israel, the peace process hangs in the balance.
Parliament Is Betraying Brexit By Postponing It Indefinitely
It might not soothe the soundbites, but Donald Trump is correct about Theresa May and Brexit. The British Parliament’s betrayal of the British people is now complete.
Turkey Is NATO’s Biggest Problem, Not Trump
In no conceivable universe can one claim to be on behalf of liberal democracies while justifying an alliance with Turkey.
The European Union Finally Recognizes China As A Dangerous Rival, Without Taking Action
The commission’s call for unity is especially timely and poignant because Italy is ready to jump on China’s ‘Belt and Road’ initiative, despite mounting security concerns from the EU.
Huawei Lawsuit Seeks To Exploit U.S. Laws To Enable Communist Chinese Surveillance Of Americans
Huawei is trying to avail itself of rights China would never confer on its own corporations in a bid to thwart America’s national security interests.
Ending U.S. War Games With South Korea Will Help Prevent War
Reducing tensions with North Korea (and saving millions of dollars in the process) is an obvious good that’s coming from Trump’s recent decision.
What The United States Should Do About India And Pakistan’s Current Conflict
Instead of idealism, ensuring stability and order, regardless of who provides it, should be the key American aim in South Asia.
You’ll Never Guess Who Is Trump’s Biggest Competitor For Potential Putin Puppet
Delirium Trumpens has blinded observers to a far more plausible and infinitely more destructive long-term agent of Kremlin influence than President Trump.
Trump Was Right To Walk Away From Kim Jong-un’s Bad Deal
Trump should realize there’s a limit to personal diplomacy, and that timing between summits is important. Still, walking away from a subpar deal was smart.
Left Willing To Condemn Protecting Gay People From Lynchings If Trump Does It
We have now reached the point where the president and his openly gay ambassador are being explicitly called racist for acting to prevent lynchings.
3 Steps To Make The Next North Korea Summit A Success
President Trump should lead Kim Jong Un to committing to an action plan and realistic goals while refraining from showering him with needless and unearned praise.
UK Labor Party’s Defections Over Anti-Semitism Toll Warning Bell For U.S. Democrats
Given the recent incidents of anti-Semitism on the American left, the UK Labour Party’s collapse invites examination—and may offer a warning to the American Democrat Party.
10 Scary Facts Indicating South Africa Is Becoming The Next Venezuela
South Africa has squandered its opportunities and is on the path to becoming a failed state. Government profiteering, race tensions, and shortages are ruining the country.
What’s Behind Turkey’s Demand That China Stop Mass-Imprisoning Muslim Minorities
Erdogan’s human rights record is far from spotless, but Turkey is right to pressure the Chinese government to stop persecuting Muslim minority groups.
Why The United States Should Not Pay For 79 Percent Of South Korea’s National Defense
To the many critics who accuse President Trump of tearing down the international order, even requesting more money from allies is wrong. But South Korea should pay substantively more.
4 Foreign Policy Shifts Trump Should Stake Out In His State Of The Union
2016 marked the end of a quarter-century of liberal utopia. Why are pundits still lamenting the old order instead of adjusting to new challenges?
Latest Intel Assessment Shows How Trump-Russia Hoax Has Hurt American Interests
This odd aversion to thinking about the best interests of the nation when pushing a conspiracy theory about treasonous collusion with Russia is dangerous.
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