The Taliban: Lessons Big Countries Cannot Learn

One would have to be naive to believe that the so-called democracy of the U.S. electoral model is an anomaly rather than a systemic logic.

[E]nthusiasm for Irish issues may primarily stem from domestic U.S. political motivations.

Trump is driving Canada into Europe’s arms.

[T]he Global South will not be a passive recipient of economic coercion, nor will it allow its developmental trajectories to be derailed by the tariff wars and unilateral sanctions.

For most of its modern history, the United States has written the rules of engagement almost everywhere it has chosen to fight.

The culture war between the MAGA camp and the wokeist coalition of crypto-Communists and bleeding heart liberals shows that the failure has continued for a quarter of a century.

Information coming out of Iran suggests things have never been this bad.