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Andrew Latham, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Carney’s proposed Arctic strategy reflects his fixation on green policies rather than concrete security needs.
Much of the alarmist rhetoric in Canada stems from a fundamental failure to grasp the evolution of U.S. strategic thought.
Ultimately, this war did not have to happen. The interaction of systemic pressures with human flaws drove Ukraine into conflict.
A nationalist Canada is not a Canada that resents the U.S. — it is one that understands its own value in the world and strengthens North America by...
The attacks on centrism stem from a fundamental misreading of history and politics.
The fall of the Assad regime has shattered the Middle East status quo.
The U.S. already has 50 states — and all of them are less of a mess than Canada or Britain.
By failing to fully appreciate the asymmetry between a democratic state defending itself against terrorism and an organization committed to that...
This latest round of territorial musings is vintage Trump — provocative, headline-grabbing and unserious.
Turkey’s success in post-Assad Syria stems from its multifaceted strategy combining military strength, economic investment and ideological appeal.
A measured response is needed that strengthens resilience without adding fuel to an already volatile geopolitical environment.
For years, American policymakers have grappled with how to manage the Middle East’s shifting alliances and conflicts while reducing direct military...
While Trump’s rhetoric and some policies may be authoritarian and nationalistic, they lack the full structure and ideological underpinnings of...
While Trump’s approach is far from traditional, it’s neither reckless nor isolationist. Instead, it represents a strategy of restraint aimed at...
Iran’s nuclear program remains one of the greatest threats to Middle Eastern stability, but an all-out rush to war is neither necessary nor wise.
Clinging to hegemony leads only to more costly interventions and strategic failures, as evidenced by recent decades of U.S. foreign policy.
The tragic irony here is that while Israel is scrutinized for the civilian casualties that occur despite its precautions, its adversaries are...
This recent campaign raises crucial questions about Israel’s broader strategic goals.
Yascha Mounk’s new book “The Identity Trap: A Story of Ideas and Power in Our Time” arrives at a crucial juncture for American liberalism.
The Kursk incursion has dispersed Ukrainian forces, allowing the Russian military to focus on the current center of gravity in this conflict and...
This reckless gambit diverts critical resources from the primary battlefield while offering negligible strategic gain.
At the heart of this problem lies the human tendency to seek patterns.
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