Why Isn’t Russia Worried About Kim Jong Un’s Nukes?
Foreign Policy July 4 was a bad day for Washington’s North Korea policy and not just because of Pyongyang’s...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Why Isn’t Russia Worried About Kim Jong Un’s Nukes?
A nation must think before it acts.
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The Impact of a Big Data Decision Support Tool on Military Logistics: Medical Analytics Meets the Mission
Defense Acquisition Research Journal Using big data and predictive analytics, more segments of the U.S. military will be able...
China’s Liaoning Power Play
Majalla On June 25, China’s aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, departed Qingdao, the largest city in the Shandong Province and...
James Mattis the Teacher
American Greatness I guess that in this day and age, we shouldn’t be surprised that a high school student...
What Iraq Must do to Prevent Another Generation of Terrorists
The Morning Call Last week’s defeat of ISIS (al-Qaida 2.0) at Mosul, Iraq, and the expectation that the insurgent group will soon...
China’s Awkward Debt Problem
The Wall Street Journal When the chairman of China’s Dongbei Special Steel Group hanged himself last year, it was...
The Trump-Putin Meeting: No More than Baby Steps
The National Interest Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin were scheduled to meet for only about thirty minutes, but they...
North Korea’s ICBM Test, Byungjin, and the Economic Logic
The Diplomat On Tuesday July 4, North Korean television announced that the country had successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile...
America’s Adversaries Are Not Happy with Trump
The National Interest There was no pressing reason for Xi Jinping to stop off in Moscow for a summit...
The Only Way Out of the Qatar Crisis
The National Interest Qatar has been known for years as a small peninsula nation that punches far above its...