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Foreign Affairs The Ugly Ironies in Trump’s Venezuela Press Conference  Washington could have accomplished its aims without military intervention. Donald […]

Mass anti-government demonstrations spread further throughout Iran Thursday, as crowds chanting “death to the dictator” set fire to official buildings

Foreign Affairs Trump’s Backyard Imperialism Won’t Work The White House isn’t prioritizing challenges—it’s stretching the military thin.  Just over one

Foreign Affairs How Xi Jinping Views the Capture of Maduro Beijing can’t be pleased about losing a partner, but it

China Should Strategic Ambiguity Be Saved? Washington must decide whether its old Taiwan strategy can survive a new world order.

The Department of Commerce on Thursday released its latest monthly trade report, showing that the U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply

The Senate on Thursday narrowly advanced out of committee a war powers resolution that would bar President Donald Trump from

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will seek a $1.5 trillion defense budget for 2027, a roughly $500 billion increase

Foreign Affairs After Venezuela, Realism and Restraint Part Ways  The intervention this weekend has met divergent reactions on the American

Foreign Affairs Frontline Okinawa The governor of the prefecture talks to The American Conservative about the first of Japan’s island