Jeremy Corbyn’s disastrous BBC interview: he detonated his leadership credibility. The Labour Party leader isn’t looking too good as the election approaches.
Xi Jinping continues to play the world for a fool on carbon emissions. He lies that China is leading on the issue, and environmental groups believe him.
Birds, balloons, or a UFO: what violated Washington DC airspace on Tuesday? There are reasons to believe it was something out of the ordinary.
Vladimir Putin endorses the Democratic Party’s presidential candidates 2020 energy policies. Both Putin and Democrats support a ban on fracking.
British Muslim woman deserves OBE for her courage against an antisemite. The incident occurred last week on London’s metro system.
Trump must help Georgians confront their government’s betrayal. Protests now rippling across Tbilisi are indicative of a broader government rot.
Hong Kong’s very personal rebuke to Xi Jinping. The Chinese leader doesn’t have much to be happy about in the aftermath of the city’s local elections.
and from Friday
Xi's mad intellectual property philosophy. The Chinese leader seems to think it's up to America to make it, and China to take it.
Why Hong Kong protesters don't give in. To accept Beijing's terms of surrender would be to give up on any future prospect of freedom.
The CNO should resign if Trump follows through and allows Chief Gallagher to avoid a review board. Important principles of command are at stake here.
Jeremy Corbyn unveils his mad plan to turn Britain into a Cuban socialist dystopia. The Labour leader wants to spend vast sums more on growing the government.
For Israel’s sake Netanyahu should step down. The prime minister can no longer command the respect of the Knesset.
Fiona Hill educates Democrats: fracking is very bad for Vladimir Putin. The former NSC official offered a rather complicating case for Democrats who want to claim themselves valiant resisters of Putinism.
2020 Democrats blow it on foreign policy. Rather than offer compelling alternatives to President Trump, Democrats offered platitudes and jokes about alligators. It was a joke.
Elizabeth Warren bombs on answer to first question. She offered the same kind of far-left platitude as has become her norm.
Kamala Harris fails on Tulsi Gabbard foreign policy challenge. It's not enough to offer insults in response to critical foreign policy challenges.
Security and domestic politics: why Israel just bombed Iran. In Syria. The position of Iranian threats and Netanyahu’s own domestic premiership are both in play.
Why Gordon Sondland’s testimony won’t change much. The US Ambassador to the EU won’t cause GOP votes to shift.
Navy SEAL commanders must receive Trump’s support for their review board into Chief Gallagher. The SEAL NCO has given grounds to be removed.
The first UK election debate was a shambles. The setting, moderating, audience, and questions were all below par.
Why North Korea isn’t accepting the U.S. diplomatic track on negotiations. The simple truth is that Kim Jong Un wants more from America without giving up much.
Actually, the US shift on the West Bank isn’t that big a deal. The fundamental understanding of negotiated land swaps remains explicit US policy.
Why Beijing will bring slaughter to Hong Kong. Xi cannot afford to allow anarchy to be the perceived reality of the party’s rule.
Iran’s new protest and fuel hike crisis is only the spark which lit the populist gasoline. The reality of Iran is one in which the people are sick and tired of endemic government cronyism.
Meet Bidzina Ivanishvili, Putin wannabe in Georgia. The billionaire is ruining Georgia’s democracy by trying to steal the citizens rights.
The good and the bad in Pompeo’s new Iran statement. The Secretary of State is right to push for new sanctions on Fordow, but wrong to demand an end to Iranian terrorism as the price tag for a new nuclear deal.
Josh Hawley nails it on China military threat. I don’t share his views on technology regulation, but the Senator gets it dead right on Xi’s military imperialism.
Trump’s impeachment may rest in the hands of Vladimir Putin. The issue is that a lot of U.S. officials have been using some very bad cell phone habits in an area very predisposed to Russian eavesdropping.
Yes, South Korea should contribute more to U.S. Military costs. Seoul has a large economy and a material interest in retaining America’s military presence.
Elise Stefanik shows how to be a partisan but also ask apt questions. Yes, partisanship isn’t idea. But this is the best to look for from partisans.
U.S. and India train for joint amphibious assault. They say it’s about humanitarian training, but the devil is in the details.
