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A New Edge in US Foreign Policy: Improving NATO-Russia Relations
Ever since the Ukraine crisis and the annexation of Crimea in 2014, US and NATO relations with Russia have been…
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How do you solve a problem like Maduro?
Venezuela’s recent downward spiral illustrates the profound economic and political effects oil price fluctuations have on the world’s oil-producing countries.…
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The Correspondents Weigh-In: The State of the Union
Nathaniel Haas President Obama’s address to the nation on Tuesday night was a timely and timeless reminder that not only…
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The Correspondents Weigh-In: 2014 Elections
Jack Anderson The view from abroad is that President Obama has further lost credibility to represent the interests of the…
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World Cup Ratings a Sign of Patriotism, Not Soccer’s Rising Star
Every four years during the World Cup, the US press fixates collectively on the “will it/won’t it” question of soccer’s…
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Checklist: Has President Rouhani Lived Up to his Promises?
In early June, newly-elected Iranian president Hassan Rouhani, a moderate in comparison to his hard-line predecessor Mouhmad Ahmadinejad,emerged as a…
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Stepping out of Russia’s Shadow? Ukraine’s Next Moves.
This past week, Ukraine experienced the worst period of violence in its post-Soviet history and a stunning political development as…
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Where the Military Goes, the Government Follows
I recently had the pleasure of reading the transcript of General McRaven’s address to the cadets at the United States…
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America and Iran to Bury the Hatchet?
Last week, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced that Iran has no interest in building nuclear weapons, either for national…
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Is NATO Still Relevant?
For the last two decades, NATO has been conflicted about how and where to act. This identity crisis has…
