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Foreign Affairs Putin’s Goals in His Own Words The Russian president’s annual appearance at the Valdai International Discussion Club provided […]

Foreign Affairs What Does the U.S. Want in Venezuela? The administration is making it difficult to discern what it perceives

UK/Europe The Czechs Choose Peace Over Brussels The growing antiwar front in Europe is a call for pragmatism, not a

Foreign Affairs Is Donald Trump a Viking Warlord? Greenland has been a coveted location throughout history. The author Elizabeth Buchanan

Politics Will the TVA Survive Trump’s New Deal? After a century of big-government bureaucracy, the U.S. has a developer-in-chief. The

Politics Legal Discrimination in the Aloha State Under Attack A private school system for Native Hawaiian children is the latest

Politics Derby of the Ideologies What is fascism, anyway? When Marxists, classical or cultural, encounter something they really hate, they

Andrew Day, Sumantra Maitra, and Joseph Addington discuss the looming U.S. war against Venezuela, the escalating war in Ukraine, and

Latin America Is Helping Argentina a Betrayal of America First? The administration is pioneering a new way of promoting U.S.

Foreign Affairs Tomahawks Cannot Save Ukraine Kiev’s military suffers from a shortage of manpower, not missiles.  Credit: image via Shutterstock