US vs Russia: When redlines fail
Biden and Putin meet in Geneva, June 2021 Guo Chen Xinhua / eyevine / Redux
Biden and Putin meet in Geneva, June 2021 Guo Chen Xinhua / eyevine / Redux
Taiwanese warplanes flying over Taipei, October 10, 2021 Ann Wang/Reuters
•The United States and its allies have trained and helped equip the Ukrainian army. But it has little resemblance to…
US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken
•As Putin prepares to invade, Washington and its allies still appear undecided on whether Kyiv is worth fighting for. By Emma…
•Washington’s latest crises with Russia and China are part of a new—and long-term—competition. By Hal Brands It is undeniable that…
•Fights Over Small Places Could Spark the Next Big War By Dan Altman The relationship between conquest and conflict may seem…
•Does America Have More Rivals Than It Can Handle? By Hal Brands The first year of Joe Biden’s presidency ended as…
By Eric Olander The commander for U.S. forces in Africa (AFRICOM), General Stephen J. Townsend reiterated his assertion that China…