Russia and China at Once: Ukraine, Taiwan, and the Challenge of a Two Front War
In an insightful essay published last week at Foreign Policy, Gabriel Scheinmann, the executive director of the Alexander Hamilton Society,…
Marc LiVeccheJune 1, 2023
Putin, Polar Bears, and “Russia: The Home of the Elephants”
Diplomacy with Russia may come from an unexpected source: polar bears.
Robert MorrisonMay 24, 2023
Iraq, Afghanistan, and America – 20 Years Later
The systemic problems in nations like Iraq and Afghanistan offer lessons to Americans about our own nation
James RowellMay 23, 2023
Just War 101 E8: Right Intent
The last essential requirement for a just war is to have a properly oriented set of intentions. These include rescue, justice, punishment, peace, and victory
Marc LiVeccheMay 22, 2023
Diplomatic Icebreakers
Peace with Russia, as in Soviet times, has always been unpalatable but necessary.
Robert MorrisonMay 16, 2023
A Leak and Its Significance
Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira was taken into custody for allegedly leaking dozens of classified intelligence documents related to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Simon MaassMay 10, 2023
Cancelling Churchill: Did Sir Winston Cause the Bengal Famine?
Attempts to tear down the legacy of Sir Winston Churchill are really just attempts to tear down the legacy of the West itself.
Steven TuckerMay 3, 2023
The Cold War Never Ended
Despite the triumphant mood of the 90s, the struggle for democracy never really ended, as Putin’s invasion of Ukraine proves.
James RowellMay 2, 2023
