Friction is the difference between war on paper and war as it actually is.”Carl von Clausewitz, On War From the start of his ...

Since taking office in March, Chilean President José Antonio Kast has had one major victory, the narrow passage of a ...

The American president’s reluctance to confront Russia may reflect a larger geopolitical calculation. But his contempt for European leadership could be making him indifferent to the very conflict that ...

The unusual request by U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) for new ideas on action against Iran offers a rare glimpse into the dead end into which the American campaign has drifted. According to a CNN ...

In 1949, Theodor Heuss, the first president of the Federal Republic of Germany, warned his countrymen that “we should not make it so easy for ourselves to forget what the Hitler era brought us.” Heuss ...

For the United States, the opportunity in Colombia is enormous. The country has critical minerals, oil, gas, water, fertile land, and access to major markets. It also hosts millions of Venezuelan ...

An avalanche rocked American politics last week. Across New York City, candidates affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) won closely-watched Democratic Party primary contests.

What worries Central Asians most about the Iranian crisis? Not ideology. Not regime change. Not even the confrontation between Washington, Moscow and Tehran. Their greatest concern is stability. This ...

In his conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, the president of J Street, Jeremy Ben-Ami, advocates a “23-state solution” to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He calls for full Israel’s integration into ...

Knowledge is a power tool. It is arguably the most potent one in the human toolbox. As a global knowledge-leader, America’s knowledge ecosystem has allowed the United States to dominate world affairs ...