As the fifth anniversary of the Crimean Crisis approaches, it is critical that we as national security professionals remain cognizant of the consequences of Russia’s actions.
Venezuela is certainly in crisis. Its leadership is certain to change hands in the coming weeks—or week. But what is happening is not a coup.
Foreign policy today is moving fast – faster than policy makers and legislators can keep up.
Sunday was the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, once called the “Great War” and the “War to End All Wars.”
The former senator and secretary of state says he still speaks to the Iranian foreign minister, hoping to improve situations in the Middle East. Predictably, political opponents are using an obscure and outdated law to criticize him.
On Monday Secretary of State Mike Pompeo chose the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank to make his first public policy speech since his confirmation.
State and USAID – unlike every other agency in the government of which I’m aware – utilize a different set of suitability criteria for applicants to the foreign service.
For those who think the president is trying to kowtow to Moscow, the Nuclear Posture Review issues a blunt warning to Putin and his crew.