Foreign Affairs

The Year Ahead for U.S. Foreign Policy: Navigating Changes and Challenges

The United States, as a key player on the global stage, faces a series of potential shifts in its foreign policy that could reshape its...

By Jeremiah Monk "The drug cartels are waging war on America—and it's now time for America to wage war on the cartels," Trump said in a...

Listen to the podcast here Rachel and Hal explore how President-elect Trump’s foreign policy—on Taiwan, NATO, tariffs, and Ukraine—might...

By Jeremiah Monk Introduction President-elect Donald Trump’s foreign policy positions—particularly concerning Taiwan, trade relations...

ASR is defined by two core pillars: strengthening economic competitiveness at home and revitalizing international partnerships.

When military strategy is outsourced to corporate interests, accountability is the first casualty.”— James Risen In today’s...

Reducing Iran's proxy forces to irrelevance and denying Iran the nuclear threat, the Middle East has a chance for peace.

Whose foreign policy will best improve American deterrence: Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris?

Harris will inherit a fragmented landscape, and her foreign policy must address it more effectively than Biden's.

America First approach seeks to prioritize U.S. interests, often at the expense of traditional multilateralism

Biden's foreign policy, built on a promise to restore U.S. leadership and alliances, was shaped by notable successes and missteps.

By focusing on strategic actions, the U.S. can effectively address China's multifaceted challenge and maintain its leadership.

The United States and China have intensified their diplomatic efforts, each pursuing distinct strategies to bolster their global influence.

This article focuses on the military dynamics that have shaped U.S.-China relations throughout the first half of 2024.

A comprehensive overview of the economic strategies and policies driving the great power competition between the USA & China.

Great power competition is a core feature of the international environment because power is necessary to advance and protect interests.

The Chairman Emeritus of the Emerging Technology Institute Board, argues that the U.S. military must fund technological modernization.

It was a week marked by significant global events. Biden's out, Kamala's in, Russia & China bombers near Alaska, Olympics Arson, Crowdstrike

A widespread IT outage occurred on July 19, 2024, impacting millions of Windows systems globally.

Rising powers like China and India set their sights on Europe, as the USA shifts its focus towards the Indo-Pacific.