Monthly Archives: January, 2021

Mastering each of these crises would be difficult, but all of them together could bring one a step closer to a nervous breakdown.

American society is now critically divided; who knows what the post-Trump era will bring for America and the world?

The end of Trump’s term does not mean the end of Trumpism in the U.S.

[B]iden ... wants to stop the current and future migrant caravans and send them farther south. He needs Mexico for that.

The real estate magnate was only the most visible of the snakes in Medusa’s hair.

The new administration will have to act rapidly, methodically, with perseverance and intelligence to confront the challenges regarding health, economy, the environment, race, society and foreign policy.

The U.S. embassy is likely to remain in Jerusalem, and the new administration will probably not reverse U.S. recognition of the Golan Heights as belonging to Israel.

The new U.S. president faces a series of intractable foreign policy problems that won’t be solved by signing executive orders.

There is an opportunity if the Biden administration decides to not fear Iranian retribution and learn lessons from past mistakes.

President Joe Biden’s government, in office for a week, has reaffirmed its commitment to Taiwan as being “rock solid.”

Taiwan and the U.S. should be sent a message: Do not misjudge or underestimate the Chinese mainland’s determination and will to defend its territorial integrity.