World
Shapes in the Fog
Even amid the uncertainty of war, we can see the progress Ukraine has made in securing independence from Russia.
German Leaders Are Out of Touch on Ukraine. One Politician Is Forcing Their Hand.
Friedrich Merz is capitalizing on the ambiguity of the German government over Russia’s aggression.
A New President Faces Familiar Challenges in Seoul
Yoon Suk-yeol wants to remake South Korea as a global player, but first he must contend with challenges from Japan and North Korea.
Seyed Hossein Mousavian: Regime Exile or Tehran’s Man in America?
Mousavian came to the U.S. in 2009 and advised Obama on the nuclear deal. He claims to be a moderate but his musings contain subtle threats of violence
The Ukraine War’s Nuclear Fallout
Putin’s nuclear blackmail has deterred America from direct intervention. Would-be aggressors around the world are watching.
Russia and China Team Up to Accuse America of ’Imperialism’
China has been quiet on Russia’s war effort, but draws parallels between our assistance to Ukraine and our support of Taiwan
Could Putin Do the Unthinkable?
Use of weapons of mass destruction would create America’s greatest national security crisis in living memory.
Attacks in Israel Continue, but for How Long?
With backing from Iran, Hamas and other terror groups vow more violence.
How Ukraine’s Neighbors Will Shape Its War Effort
Poland, Romania, and Slovakia have been especially helpful. And then there are Belarus and Hungary.
Does Russia Have Designs on Southern Ukraine?
While the action heats up in the east, statements from two retired generals point to an attempt on Odesa.
Russia Decides to Blame NATO for Sinking the Moskva
This kind of messaging could be used to pre-justify any activities Russia might take against NATO countries.
