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Putin and the Psychology of Nuclear Brinksmanship

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foreign affairs By Rose McDermott, Reid Pauly, and Paul Slovic Shortly after the West rebuked Russia for its 2022 invasion of Ukraine and imposed financial sanctions of unprecedented scope, Russian →

‘As the night descended, they came and killed’: Sudan’s other war

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​al jazeera​​​ By Virginia Pietromarchi Borota refugee site, Chad – The late afternoon sun beat down as a boy, barely three years old, picked up a bullet casing from the dusty ground. In his tiny →

Debt ceiling deal's next steps — getting it through Congress

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cbs news Now that President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy have reached an agreement to suspend the debt ceiling and prevent the nation from defaulting on its debts, the White House and →

The Nanny State Stains a Deck

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american thinker By John F. Di Leo When candidates run for public office — local, state, or federal — they campaign on some careful blend of their résumés, their personalities, and their political →

Follow the vote: Turkey election run-off results 2023

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​al jazeera​​​ The vote count is under way in Turkey’s presidential election run-off. A broadcast ban on announcing results was lifted at 6:15pm (15:30 GMT). Results are likely to emerge earlier than →

First steps towards a multipolar world order

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Skepticism about American politics is observed today not only in Russia, but also in those countries of the world where people understand that uncontrolled US intervention creates real risks for →

Russia-Ukraine updates: Lula speaks to Putin, declines invitation

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foreign affairs By Andrei Kolesnikov When two drones crashed into the roof of the Kremlin in early May, the Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov didn’t need to wait for an investigation to →

Entropy, Joe Biden, and the Progressive Left

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​american thinker​​​ By Stephen B. Young Joe Biden’s decline into incompetence is more than a personal journey towards life’s end, it is an allegory for the likely collapse of the Progressive Left →

How to Destroy a People

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​american thinker​​​ By Jeffrey Folks Twenty years ago, I interviewed a young woman for an entry-level position at the prestigious university where I taught. I had read the candidate's Ph.D. thesis, →

A Surplus of Strategists—But A Lack of Good Strategy

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national interest by Josh Kerbel Jake Sotiriadis If you happened to be waiting for your morning coffee at the Starbucks in the Pentagon, you might not be aware that you are surrounded by what is →

How Putin Has Blunted the Impact of Sanctions and Consolidated His Regime

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national interest by Mariya Y. Omelicheva Alexander Sukharenko Four dozen countries have applied a broad array of financial restrictions, export control measures, and targeted sanctions in response →

Europe wants its semiconductor groove back

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asia times by Scott Foster Europe is starting to reverse the decline of its once-strong semiconductor industry, a potentially important turn in the escalating tech war pitting the US and its allies →

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