[T]he question of America’s strength and commitment … is being considered by many politicians from countries allied with the West.
A rudderless U.S. Department of Defense is not just a problem for U.S. national security but also for the international order.
The new three-way relationship being openly promoted by the United States ... takes on a historical dimension.
It appears the U.S. wants 'total war' with China in the field of advanced military technology.
Japan's security cannot be protected simply by obeying the U.S.
Putin’s aim is to destabilize eastern Europe, seduce Turkey and detach Germany from its Western partners. Will he succeed?
[T]hat both sides were able to reach an agreement in negotiations gives us a sense of hope that the alliance will continue on a steady path going forward.
Fueling the growing U.S. bipartisan support for New Delhi is a growing perception of it as a regional counterweight to China.
Although President Joe Biden only recently took office, you can already sense that dealing with climate change will be his political legacy.