Trump Can’t Count on Another October Surprise
His COVID diagnosis barely affected the election. What else could?
His COVID diagnosis barely affected the election. What else could?
Neither Russia nor the United States has a reason to escalate in the war in Syria.
Extreme partisanship has left America vulnerable to exploitation by a foreign power. This cannot last.
Independence for Catalonia and Kurdistan would upend the regional order in Europe and the Middle East.
The business wing could prevail. America Firsters could split the right-wing vote. Or libertarians could spot an opportunity.
Saudi Arabia’s future king tries to turn down the heat on his conflicts with Qatar and Yemen.
Whatever Donald Trump’s intentions, America is bound to be at odds with Russia so long as it considers NATO a threat.
Vladimir Putin might wedge Russian power into South America in hopes of throwing America off balance in Europe.
Great kings can overcome the burdens of geopolitics by force of will and shrewd wisdom. But they need time.
This is a war of elites on elites. The Saudis are targeting the prestige of Qatar’s ruling Al Thani family.
With Libya still a shambles and without the United States involved, Egypt lashes out.
From falling oil prices to an America in retreat, the foundations of the Saudi monarchy are cracking.
Racial and sexual diversity will no longer stir controversy. Marijuana will be legal. Foreign policy will have to change.
Nobody wants another world war, and world wars don’t happen by accident.
To the extent that it proves the viability of socialism and the waning of the alt-right.