Jeffrey Cimmino
Biden’s Record on Dealing With Dictators, One Year In
The president has been relatively tough on China but has been unwilling to adequately confront Russia, Iran, and international terrorism.
Washington Should Deter an Attack on Taiwan
It might not be easy, but it’s better than a full-scale war.
The Strategic Consequences of America’s Loss in Afghanistan
The fall of Kabul is a blow not just to global democracy, but to the U.S.'s ongoing foreign policy aims as well.