Ukraine’s Deadly Profession: Three Journalists Attacked in July
On July 20, investigative journalist Pavel Sheremet was assassinated in Kyiv. Sheremet hosted a morning show at Radio Vesti...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Ukraine’s Deadly Profession: Three Journalists Attacked in July
A nation must think before it acts.
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Authoritarianism Beyond Borders: Mapping The Iraqi Ba‘th Party Outside Iraq
The Iraqi Ba‘th Party has been studied almost exclusively as a domestic actor operating inside Iraq. However, the party...
Trump’s Position on Treaty Commitments Has Already Hurt America
Donald Trump can always be counted on to upset a long-standing apple cart. He did it again in his...
Turkey’s Coup Is a Sign of Hope for Exiled Egyptian Islamists
For Istanbul’s community of exiled Egyptian Islamists, it was déjà vu. Only three years ago, they fled to Turkey...
Maritime Supremacy: The Indispensable Element of US Foreign Policy
The article below by Mackubin Owens was given as a talk entitled “Naval Warfare: The Strategic Influence of Sea...
Erdogan’s Turkey Is the Real Turkey
In the aftermath of the failed military coup against the government of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, many observers...
The Curious Case of Okinotori: Reef, Rock, or Island?
The July 12 ruling of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague in favor of the Philippines’...
Why Does Progress Against ISIS in Iraq and Syria Feel Like Defeat?
In the summer of 2014, the Obama administration found itself between a rock and a hard place. The Islamic...
NATO’s Moves to Deter Russia Won’t End Georgia’s Membership Limbo
The tenor of NATO’s summit in Warsaw late last week focused overwhelmingly on deterring Russia’s military adventurism. While it...
Disband the African Union
Britain’s vote to ditch the European Union offers the chance of a new beginning — not just for the...