Tag: international relations

[A] year after Alaska, there is no sign of peace.

What should the world do when the United States is no longer trustworthy or capable of leading?

[T]he U.S. could be looking at the most significant transformation of the Democratic Party in a generation.

[Trump's] attack not only reinforced the value of nuclear weapons to Iran, but also to the other countries in the region.

There is an increasingly common perception . . . that Trump simply does not know what to do.

What America’s allies fear most is not that the United States will back down, but that it no longer knows what it is fighting for, yet refuses to stop.

Netanyahu is lying. He knows he is lying. And others know it too.

[A]s the negotiations with Iran became increasingly more difficult, he simply handed the whole thing over his vice president, JD Vance.

[T]he issue is bigger than money and more dangerous than fees.

Anyone who treats their allies like Trump does shouldn’t find it strange that they are not popular.

Instead of discussing problems, or even finding solutions, those who led the G6 are [now] showering U.S. President Donald Trump with compliments and presenting him with gifts.

There is neither support nor funding for ... long-term military commitment in Iran ... because [Trump] only thinks and acts in the short term.