
NATO


Enough of the ‘Trump-Proofing’ NATO Talk

NATO D.C. Summit Puts Ukraine Aid & Membership Front and Center
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was created 75 years ago for the purpose of defending its members from the threat of Soviet aggression. However, […]

NATO’s Hairline Fissures Part 2: The Use of Western Weapons Inside Russia?

NATO’s Hairline Fissures Part 1: Ukraine Membership?

Trump Says No More ‘Free Milk’ for NATO Free Loaders

President Trump, NATO, and Swamp Talk™

NATO’s New Mission: Peace Through Censorship

Ahead of the US-China Summit in San Francisco, China Creates Rift in NATO

Dissecting the Ramaswamy/Haley Debate on the Ukraine War

Greece Finds New Footing as a Player on the World Stage
ATHENS—After Greece temporarily hosted a pair of U.S. military drones, Greek Defense Minister Panagiotis Kammenos said last fall that, “It’s very important for Greece that […]

Desperate Embrace At Europe’s Core
Europe’s most powerful personages on Tuesday signed a treaty for the “unification,” of Western Europe’s biggest countries. French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela […]

How America Can Liberate the West Again
America’s domestic debates over immigration, and Democrats’ hysteria over Trump’s tweets, obfuscates the larger crisis unfolding in the West. Trump’s traditional nationalism is pitted against […]

2,000 Against Millions
Proclaim victory and pull out! On December 19, Donald Trump tweeted his own version of this classic military maxim as the president announced the withdrawal […]

Our European Allies Have Abandoned Themselves
Cries on the Left and among liberals and neoconservatives in the Republican Party bemoan President Trump and his administration for challenging our traditional “allies” on […]

Holding Turkey Accountable
The increasingly autocratic government of Turkey has lost its mind. Or, at least, it has returned to its historical form. Under Turkish strongman Recep Tayyip […]

Renegotiating America’s Role in the World: Avoiding the British Precedent
After the defeat of Napoleon in 1815, Great Britain pursued a grand strategy of primacy, based on the concept of what Robert Gilpin has called […]

When the Bear Roared: Other Nations Have Interests, Too
In the midst of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, an unexpected war erupted between Russia and Georgia over its breakaway province of South Ossetia. Georgia’s pro-American […]

Rand Paul Woos Russia—What’s the Problem?
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), predictably, is getting all kinds of flak for his recent trip to Russia in which he promoted dialogue between the two […]

Reforming NATO Is the Only Way to Save It
Donald Trump recently ignited yet another firestorm by hedging when asked whether protecting the newest NATO member, tiny Montenegro, might be worth risking a war. […]