Does America Still Need NATO? | Kori Schake
As NATO leaders prepare to meet in Ankara, Turkiye, Kori Schake, senior fellow and director of foreign and defense policy studies at the American…
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Kori Schake: NATO’s Biggest Challenge Is Preventing a ‘Precipitous American Withdrawal’
When NATO leaders will meet in Ankara on July 7-8 for their annual summit, a former official at the National Security Council, State Department,…
On the Battlefield, Ukraine Leads the Drone War — Russia Is Scrambling to Catch Up
Ukraine seized the battlefield drone advantage. Moscow is scrambling to catch up, but bureaucracy and a manpower crunch are getting in the way.
Cavoli: Russia Unlikely to Win This War — but Will Regroup for the Next One
What is the current state of Russia’s war against Ukraine? How will it end? And how should NATO prepare for the post-war Russian threat?”…
Diane Francis: Armenia Is Entering ‘Dangerous Territory’
Armenians chose a European future when they re-elected Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his Civil Contract party, says Diane Francis, editor-at-large of the National…
Moldovan Ambassador to U.S.: The EU Is About ‘Survival’
As Moldova and Ukraine prepare to open their first European Union accession negotiation cluster, Moldovan Ambassador to the U.S. and Mexico Vladislav Kulminski argues…
ISW’s George Barros: Ukraine Has Seized the Advantage in War — but Russia Will Adapt
Ukraine and Russia are now in a new phase of war — the first such change since 2023 — and Ukraine has been seizing…
Former CIA Executive: Putin Should Fear His Own Elites
Former CIA senior executive Glenn Corn says Russian President Vladimir Putin’s biggest threat may be from Russia’s own elites. In this interview with Independence…
Former CIA Official in Russia: Putin Should Fear Elites Who’ve Had Enough of Ukraine War
Russian President Vladimir Putin is coming under increased pressure as Russia fails to gain ground in Ukraine and there are signs elites around Putin…
