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Key Points and Summary: “A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.” Napoleon Bonaparte made the observation aboard HMS...
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Key Points and Summary: “A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.” Napoleon Bonaparte made the observation aboard HMS...
We had a chance to chat with Gordon Chang, author of the book The Coming Collapse of China, on what he thinks the incoming...
Here in Washington when a new administration is set to take over–well, in due time–we love to play the game of asking what will...
One thing I am blessed to do in my position as a Korean Studies Director at the Center for the National Interest is field...
The United Kingdom and the United States have an unusual relationship internationally–the so-called ‘special relationship‘. Despite being ‘divided by a common language’ there are...
How reliable is Japan? Japan’s defense minister Taro Kono reportedly wants to join the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing network, although it is not known what...
“Of all the hospitals in all the countries in all the world, he checks into mine.” Those must have been the words on Chancellor...
If one were to rank turning points in history in order of their contemporary relevance there is little doubt 1945 would be a contender...
I had a chance to speak with Ilan Berman, a Senior Vice President at the American Foreign Policy Council in Washington, DC on several...
I had a chance to speak with Wesley Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe who led the NATO response to Serbian aggression against Kosovo....
Ok, I will admit it, for the longest time, I was no fan of the Bush 41 foreign policy team nor their policies. History,...