The NATO chief is exaggerating threats in order to boost military budgets.
NATO’s Rutte: Teflon Mark or the Fifth Rider of the Apocalypse?
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The United States Makes a Play for Rojava
The Kurds are critical to U.S. influence in Syria.
Panama, Greenland and the Potential Threat to U.S. Civil-Military Relations
What are the responsibilities of the U.S. military when the president proposes a land grab?
Washington Doubles Down on Arming Israel
Arming Israel still has bipartisan support in Washington.
The Shadow War between Turkey and Israel
Both countries are vying for power in Syria.
Stamps Capture Unchanging Face of U.S. Violence Abroad
Countries have also used their postal systems to fight back against aggression.
NATO, Ukraine, and the Looming Challenges of Trump’s Return
The world must brace for the likelihood that the war will remain unresolved through 2025.
The Never-ending Legacy of the War on Terror
Donald Trump promises to bring the war on terror to the home front in his second term.
The Dutch Choice: Arms Dealers over Students
The Dutch government is joining the EU and NATO in preparing for “self-defense” while telling its academic community to brace for a serious budget cuts.
Is Russia’s Mutual Defense Pact with North Korea Truly Mutual?
The war in Ukraine hampers Russia’s ability to aid its allies.