Tag: military intervention

Leaders on Cuba and Nicaragua, Miguel Díaz-Canel and Daniel Ortega, should be especially worried.

There may be no best solution, but only choices between different forms of horror.

Those who trusted Donald Trump when he pledged during the election campaign to keep U.S. soldiers out of foreign conflicts can scarcely believe their eyes.

[N]aval deployment could be a coercive tactic to force political concessions such as Maduro’s exit, rather than a prelude to war.

Withdrawal from the nuclear agreement makes the world more dangerous; Obama’s prediction is coming true.

As long as the war stays in Ukraine, Biden can still count on bipartisan support in Congress.

'What is happening in Europe today, could happen in East Asia tomorrow.'

The U.S. ... persuades ... proxies to fight for it under the pretext of spreading democracy.