Defense And Security Archive
Archives for September 2018
It’s the latest sign that America’s relationship with Iran is becoming increasingly fraught.
Is Trump finally getting tough on Russia?
“The administration diagnosed the right problem, but it came up with the wrong remedy.”
Poland wants a US military base in Poland. Trump might agree to it.
Hugs, flowers, and standing ovations marked the first day of the Pyongyang summit.
Two suspected assassins said they were mere tourists in a random British town and that they like architecture but hate snow.
This is quite the turnaround for the president, who consistently denies Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
The weekend in North Korea news will both please and anger President Trump.
Russia and Iran’s support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will almost certainly lead tens of thousands to die in Idlib.
Kim Jong Un said he wants denuclearization by the end of Trump’s first term — but it’s unclear exactly what he means.
Woodward’s book will likely confirm deep North Korean fear about the United States — and Trump.
The book excerpts from Fear show Trump is not handling foreign policy all that well.
It’s all part of a broader strategy to have Pakistan help defeat regional militants — but it’s unclear if the strategy is working.
Even President Donald Trump is worried about the likely humanitarian catastrophe.
The late Republican senator was a strong moral voice against torture. But his willingness to compromise his principles tarnished that legacy.