[T]he growing presence of Russia, China and Iran in Latin America is becoming a serious national security threat to the United States.
The liberal world order is officially over.
[T]he erosion of the post-1945 international rules is real and alarming, but so far enough people still remember why we made them in the first place.
[A]verage Americans do not care whether other countries are democratic or autocratic. What matters to them is that they keep their jobs.
Countries that cherish democratic values need to take a stand against the president-elect’s throwback to unabashed American expansionism.
[P]erhaps the world is facing a new era of … Mutually Assured Destruction, only a different style.
Camp David represented Carter's personal peacemaking triumph.
Through continuous endeavors ... Beijing has been cast as the foremost threat to U.S. national security.
[T]he Cold War is no longer a battle of values but an undisguised battle of national interests.
[T]he U.S. nuclear umbrella brings danger, not security, to Japan.
America wants to go home ... it has no intention of fighting another holy war on behalf of freedom.