When it comes to dealing with Cuba, six decades of economic estrangement have left America with only one tool in its kit.
Read More
Pounding the Cuban Nail
Tag Archives: Foreign Policy
A Second Tanker War
If armed conflict breaks out between U.S. and Iranian naval forces over freedom of navigation, it won’t be the first time.
Read More
Khashoggi In Context
In response to the Khashoggi murder, we can satisfy our emotions or address our self-interest, but not both.
Read More
Politics At The Water’s Edge
Does politics stop at the water’s edge? Not anymore.
Read More
The Ultimate Goal In Korea
Regime change is the only logical U.S. goal for North Korea, even if we are not prepared to acknowledge this publicly.
Read More
Caddyshack’s Lessons For South Korea
Meet South Korea’s anti-missile consultant: the gopher from “Caddyshack.”
Read More
Getting Serious About North Korea
It’s time for China and the West to back up words with serious action to confront the rising threat from North Korea.
Read More
Shoplifting In The South China Sea
China takes whatever catches its eye in the South China Sea — even if it belongs to us.
Read More
Russia Bombs Us
A half-million Syrians are dead, Europe is unraveling and Russia has bombed U.S. forces, all while we discuss Trump’s behavior.
Read More
Can We Sit Out A Gulf War?
The U.S. is the best-positioned major economy to withstand a cutoff of Mideast oil. This fact informs Trump’s Iran policy.
Read More