The Death of Deterrence
If the West allows the credible threat of deterrence to die with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, only more violence will ensue in the long run
J. Daryl CharlesAugust 15, 2024
A Match Made in… Pyongyang?
Putin’s visit to North Korea marks a significant escalation of Cold War 2.0
Harry BennettJuly 24, 2024
NATO’s Future is Churchillian, Not Wilsonian
The future of NATO must be defined by Churchillian realism and not Wilsonian idealism
Michael LuccheseApril 4, 2024
A Return to Ideological Competition: Western Liberal Values or Totalitarianism
Biden’s State of the Union lacked the moral clarity on the civilizational struggle the US is in against China and Russia
Eric Patterson & Ken PopeMarch 18, 2024
Ukraine, the U.S., and the Budapest Memorandum
The cost of aiding Ukraine may be high, but the cost of not is probably higher
J. Daryl CharlesDecember 13, 2023
Four Endings to the War in Ukraine
What terms will Ukraine, Russia, and the West ultimately come to?
James RowellDecember 5, 2023
George Kennan: Cold War America’s Intellectual-in-Chief
George Kennan was among the greatest American foreign policy minds of the 20th century
Matthew AndersenNovember 21, 2023
J. Daryl Charles Christianity & National Security 2023
J. Daryl Charles’ lecture at Christianity & National Security 2023. J. Daryl Charles discusses justice, neighborly love, and great power…
J. Daryl CharlesNovember 16, 2023
Russia and China at Once – Part III: The Importance of Alliances (Including Internal)
The United States cannot pursue a strategy capable of deterring and, if necessary, defeating both China and Russia at the same time alone. We need allies.
Marc LiVeccheJune 23, 2023
