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Paul R. PillarThe National Interest |
The latest Israeli heightening of violence in an already violent region presents the Biden administration with one of its biggest challenges yet in...
The Chinese ownership of the video app TikTok—targeted by a bill that the House of Representatives passed with a large bipartisan majority—might...
The news about Alexander Smirnov, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen with murky connections in former Soviet republics, was quite a comedown from what...
The Biden administration continues to give high priority to brokering a Saudi-Israeli diplomatic normalization agreement. The political motivations...
The U.S.-Soviet Cold War, now more than three decades in the past, is generally considered a “win” for the United States. But even during the Cold...
This week, the International Court of Justice begins consideration of whether the devastation and deprivation that Israel is inflicting on the Gaza...
Israel’s war in Gaza has become one of the biggest political negatives of Joe Biden’s presidency. Part of this political fallout was inevitable...
“What Israel finds—or doesn’t—” at the Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, the New York Times has declared, may shape the course of the Gaza...
Rage and a thirst for revenge are not conducive to sound policymaking. But they have been, unsurprisingly and understandably, prevailing emotions in...
Much early commentary about the latest round of Israeli-Palestinian fighting has followed a familiar script that appears each time a foreign state or...
Mistaken beliefs in foreign affairs, including ones that are widely held and drive major policies, can persist for a long time. Contrary events...
Waning American support for military aid to Ukraine displays a marked partisan division, among both the public and politicians in Washington. In a...