How to Counter China’s Fishing Fleet in the Western Hemisphere
The US Coast Guard should work with South American partners to end China’s illegal and environmentally harmful fishing practices.
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Macron’s ‘third way’ is not all it is cracked up to be
Mr. Macron’s gambit rests on a fundamental miscalculation. It presupposes that France has the economic heft, military capabilities and political legitimacy to chart a truly independent course in world affairs.
The Abraham Accords Should Be More Than A Bargaining Chip
By tying the Accords to the current Iran conflict, the Trump administration risks turning what was previously seen by regional states as a strategic opportunity into something approaching an unwelcome obligation. Doing so would end up serving neither the Accords nor U.S. regional policy well.
The Iran War and the Home Front Dilemma
Necessity Is the Mother of Reinvention for Iran
The Iranian regime may be down, but it is far from defeated. It is, moreover, adapting in ways that will invariably pose a problem for Western security—and a political and ideological challenge for its Muslim neighbors.