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Eliot Wilson, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
The Safety of Rwanda Act is a bad law and it knows it is.
Trump goes into the November election knowing that he can only serve for four years.
Bluntly, why is she still running?
What can America expect of Starmer, and how would he react to a Democratic or a Republican triumph?
A narrow diplomatic window has opened with regard to security and stability in the Horn of Africa.
Against whom will these weapons be used?
Xi Jinping is determined to make progress on his country’s claim to Taiwan.
With no further American assistance, European countries can’t make up the shortfall, and Ukraine will likely wilt before a renewed Russian offensive...
Coolidge does not get much attention from modern historiography.
Over the last 10 years, Japan has quietly transformed its military capability and stance.
In Britain it is not unknown for former prime ministers to serve in high office under their successors.
French disengagement would leave a significant strategic gap.
Impeachment has started to become a quotidian and partisan weapon.
Irishness has given Joe Biden a ready-to-wear political identity.