Lessons for Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and NATO from the Ukraine War
While the war in Ukraine is still raging, it isn’t too early to draw some conclusions about the fighting and...
A victory for freedom in South Korea
In a world in which tyranny is on the march from Ukraine to China to Latin America, there was an...
Power cut to Chernobyl – Possibility of spent fuel fire and release of radiation
This is a developing situation. We will update our coverage as new information comes in. The Chernobyl nuclear power plant...
Americans not confident the US can stop Iran from getting nuclear weapons
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Will Kamala further fracture NATO’s “United Front”?
Vice President Kamala Harris has been dispatched to buck up our NATO partners on the alliance’s eastern front lines. The...
Someone has to protect Zelensky
If the tea leaves are rightly aligned, there is now progress in the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. That is...
Nuclear is back on the menu
As we begin the second week of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, I would assert things have not gone as...
Punish Putin, not American energy consumers
A plausible argument can be made that environmental zealots like Greta Thunberg, the poster-girl of a Children’s Crusade aimed at...
The reckoning of Western foreign policy elites
It is barely perceptible, but it is becoming more apparent that only a week into a globe-shaping crisis, we are...
Ukraine invasion: Time for Beijing to rethink Taiwan
Xi Jinping and his people are no doubt paying close attention to events in Ukraine. They may not like what...
“Who lost the free world?”
Tomorrow, yet another vital nation may be lost if the people of South Korea decide to elect a pro-North Korea,...
The strategic chessboard in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine is the chessboard on which multiple contests are unfolding. What happens in Ukraine will obviously determine...
Another White House blunder on Ukraine
Jen Psaki, the White House spokesperson, said on Thursday, March 3rd, that the US is providing intelligence to Ukraine to...
The next Mideast war?
While the world’s attention is focused on Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, the likelihood grows that ominous conflicts will erupt elsewhere,...
Determined leadership everywhere but America: Open the spigots, open the EastMed Pipeline
At present, Ukraine's forces look out-gunned and outnumbered by Russia's military. If Russian President Vladimir Putin ultimately does succeed in overpowering...
Sorting out the Ukraine mess?
Ukraine and Russia are slugging it out, with heavy losses on both sides. The courageous leader of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, faces...