What to expect at this week’s NATO summit
Frictions between the Atlantic Alliance partners continue, particularly on these three points.
Can U.S. civil-military norms survive a polarized America? 🎧
In this episode of Chalkboard Politics, Peter Feaver discusses the legality of boat strikes against suspected drug traffickers, the firing of top Pentagon officials, and the U.S. war against Iran.
Trump might start a war with Iran. Can anyone stop him?
Congress, public opinion, and administration insiders aren’t reliable constraints on Trump’s foreign policy decisions.
Most Americans oppose the ’Department of War’ rebranding
Even 42% of Republicans are no fans of the change.
Trump may strike Venezuela. His team makes that very risky.Â
Take a close look at who is advising the president on U.S. policy.
Are we on the verge of a burst of nuclear proliferation?Â
Leaving allies unsure about U.S. security commitments could upend decades of nonproliferation efforts.
Why high-level U.S.-Russia talks are bad diplomacy
Marco Rubio’s Riyadh meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov shows U.S. diplomacy is in crisis.
Trump’s pardon of two former Army officers has sparked new controversy. Here’s why.
Some ex-military are applauding Trump’s decision. Some are condemning it.