Tag: interventionism

The economic liberalism that the world took for granted has given way to the White House’s attempt to gain sectarian control over institutions, as well as government intervention into private companies,

Someone with influence over Trump should bring him to his senses.

Terrorism cannot be eradicated with military power, because it creates a chain of violence.

[T]he Afghanistan withdrawal was a goal shared by Trump and Biden, just as the responsibility for the faults of the U.S. in the Afghanistan war is shared by Democrats and Republicans.

If the United States has returned to multilateralism [...] it no longer has any desire to play the role of police officer over the four corners of the world.

In the long run, it is better for the U.S. to invest its money on its people and infrastructure, than to spend it pretending to pacify unpacifiable tribes.

Within half a year of being in office, Biden has already turned things around with the European Union, mended fences between the two continents, and strengthened the democratic front, to all of which the C.C.P. is at wit’s end.

The South Korea-U.S. alliance remains fundamentally unequal today, though less so than before.

Over the past two decades, the United States has waged war in 85 countries around the world.