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Venezuela's Anti-US Alliances
Saudi Arabia Designated Major Non-NATO Ally Of US, Gets F-35 Warplanes Deal
US Weapons Pipeline To Nigeria Is Becoming A Crime Against Humanity
China Reshapes Southeast Asia’s Military Landscape
Xi’s Grand Show of Force Failed to Challenge the US
Losing Malaysia: A Strategic Failure Washington Can’t Afford
Congress Poised To Do Less Oversight On Arms Sales
Rare Earth Game Behind The Conflict Between Israel And Iran
South Korea’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: A Ray Of Hope Or Losing Steam?
What An Even Stronger Modi Might Mean For US-India Relations
Japan To Join AUKUS Military Pact Against China
Iran-Pakistan Tensions And China’s Diplomatic Cards
Unwilling To Choose, Southeast Asia Is Spoiled For Choice
HONG KONG, China: A century ago, American humorist Robert Benchley quipped that there are “two classes of people in the world; those who constantly divide the people of the world into two classes, and those who do not.” Thomas Parks does not.
Beijing's Dangerous Flirtation With Hard Power Intimidation
Saudi-Iran Deal Exposes EU’s Waning Middle East Influence
The Corruption Of Massive Industry ‘Sweeteners’ In Foreign Arm Sales
WASHINGTON, U.S.-Sometimes the most secretive and risky parts of an arms deal are not the weapons.
Europe Accuses US Of Profiting From War
VIRGINIA, U.S.--Nine months after invading Ukraine, Vladimir Putin is beginning to fracture the West.
The U.S., China, And Great Power Competition In The Middle East
WASHINGTON, U.S.--It’s official. The Biden administration agrees with the Trump administration that almost everything that happens in world affairs can be explained by two interlocking zero-sum contests. One is geopolitical, as in ‘great power rivalry.’ The other is ideological, as in ‘democracy vs. authoritarianism.’
America's 'Acute' Foreign Policy Disarray
NEW YORK, U.S.--The confusion and lack of clarity in the current administration's foreign policies are growing ever more dangerous for US national security.