Since taking office, Javier Milei has sought to apply his recipe for pure liberalism to his government. In this sense, his administration has been both an example and a live experiment of how liberal

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation concluded its emergency food delivery operations last month after delivering more than 187 million free meals directly to civilians in Gaza during five month

The resurgence of great-power competition has returned maritime power and industrial capacity to the center of strategic thinking. In this context, cooperation between the Republic of Korea (ROK) and

Tensions in Venezuela escalated dramatically recently, after President Donald Trump delivered a direct ultimatum to Nicolás Maduro during a phone call and subsequently urged that “the air

The European Union just underwent one of its most important political shifts in a generation—yet most Americans missed it. This month, the European Parliament voted to scale back the EU’s

In late October, President Trump declared on social media that he had ordered the Pentagon “to start testing our nuclear weapons,” thereby ending the voluntary moratorium imposed by the Bu

Iranians have long been called the “French of the Middle East,” a nation with a deep political temperament and a history of dramatic shifts. In the last century alone, Iran witnessed two m

Hezbollah’s efforts to regenerate have seemingly reached a critical juncture. In one of the most escalatory actions since the ceasefire took effect in Lebanon last November, Israel eliminated He

While Russian troops advance across Ukrainian fields, Moscow is assaulting Europe from within, waging a parallel war across the continent’s infrastructure, politics, and public discourse. This i

If the Maduro regime were to fall tomorrow, the immediate applause in Washington would be for the restoration of democracy. But in Houston, the reaction would be a scramble for logistics. For over a d

A U.S.-supported regime change in Venezuela feels increasingly inevitable, and it will most likely end in disaster for both the United States and the Venezuelan people.  After rounds of deep

China doesn’t need Americans to trust artificial intelligence. Its government can mandate adoption. The United States cannot. Yet some in Washington now argue that the only way to beat China is

For years, Vladimir Putin has been stealing Ukrainian children as a weapon of war. The horrifying practice isn’t just meant to inflict psychological terror, however. As Russia’s

President Trump made a personal commitment on November 19 to work on ending the war in Sudan and has since reiterated his aim to end the world’s worst humanitarian crisis in several public appea

The U.S.-Saudi romance is back. That’s at least the story in most reports about the visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman (MBS) to the White House, and the one the White House is 

As the United States redefines its leadership in space through public–private partnerships and allied collaboration, Poland is emerging as a young but increasingly capable partner. Poland grows

We have entered into an era where the most dangerous explosion is not the one that destroys the buildings or kills hundreds of people, but the one that detonates into the billions of minds with no tim

In an era defined by a Trump trade regime marked by the highest tariffs in decades—and the greatest policy volatility in modern history—the Supreme Court is poised to rule on the legality

The U.S. is pursuing a failed negotiating strategy to end Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. We are negotiating with ourselves without a plan B. We are letting President Putin sit in judgment while

When President Donald Trump recently condemned the “mass slaughter” of Christians in Nigeria and declared that the U.S. might act if that violence continues, the U.S.-Nigerian diaspora fel