The Leaked No-Deal Brexit Document Is A Wake-Up Call For Transparency
Presenting a worst-case scenario resulting from a ‘no-deal’ Brexit, this document is making waves in the U.K. and will require forthright communication from Boris Johnson’s administration.
How The United States Can Support Self-Rule In Hong Kong Without Starting A War
Hong Kongers are fighting for something we Americans know very well: freedom and the right to self-determination. We can help them, and we should.
America’s Apathy Toward The Hong Kong Protests Is A Crisis Of Confidence
America’s relative silence over the Hong Kong protests and the impending Chinese crackdown is deafening, and telling. It’s also dangerous.
Why China Is Feeling Internal Pressure To Keep Raising The Trade War Stakes
The ongoing economic brinkmanship between China and the United States is hurting all parties involved, yet no one is happy with the status quo.
5 Foreign Policy Questions Democrat Presidential Candidates Need To Answer
Since the moderators will not do it, here’s a list of five foreign policy questions reporters should badger Democratic candidates with.
Turkey Is A Case Study In What’s Wrong With NATO
Will you send your son or daughter to die for autocratic Turkey? Then why is the United States committed to defending this nation if any other country attacks it?
New U.K. Prime Minister Changes Tough Brexit Politics Only Slightly
Boris Johnson won by a nearly two-to-one margin in the Conservative ballot, as voters chose a prominent Leave supporter over someone who voted Remain in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
How To ‘Shine A Light’ Against The Growing Darkness Of Anti-Semitism
Several speakers reminded the overwhelmingly Christian audience (with a smattering of observant Jews) that anti-Semitism is a cancer, and it’s everybody’s problem.
Communist China Attempts To Hide Yet Another Mass Protest Against Its Authoritarian Rule
Unrelated to the Hong Kong protests, citizens in Yangluo, China, are now protesting against horrific environmental conditions and government negligence.
How Trump’s Palestinian Proposal Could Reshape The Middle East’s Future
This proposal could be a means to give ordinary Palestinian people a window into what is possible and maybe even to set up an internal push toward change in Palestinian leadership.
Why Europe’s Shocking Right Turn Is An Opportunity For The United States
European liberals labeled everyone an inch right of Antonio Gramsci ‘far-right.’ Now they have no mode of reference to explain what just happened in the European elections.
Brexit Brought Down Theresa May, And Threatens Her Successor
Like her last three Conservative predecessors as prime minister, divisions over Europe became Theresa May’s undoing.
Glimmers Of Hope Remain For U.S.-China Trade Negotiations
China may well have been willing to give foreign companies wider access to its markets, but not to the extent of having those concessions codified into law.
The Early ‘90s Called Joe Biden. They Want Their Foreign Policy Back
While he has yet to fulfill this instinct in his foreign policy choices, Donald Trump is still more attuned to a non-interventionist America than is his prospective rival Joe Biden.
I Lived In The USSR When Chernobyl Exploded. Here’s What I Remember
Chernobyl was the chapter in Soviet history filled with the numb panic of stoic and tragic people who, often despite their deep-rooted cynicism, were often capable of enormous self-sacrifice.
Sri Lanka Attacks Highlight Growing Worldwide Persecution Of Christians
Pew Research lists Christians as the most harassed faith in the world, with significant levels of persecution in 144 countries, according to 2016 data.
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.
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