Foreign Affairs
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U.S. not getting takers to host anti-terrorist ops in Afghanistan from Central Asian nations
Central Asian nations not anxious to become new hosts for U.S. forces.
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Biden in July: ‘Taliban overrunning everything, owning whole country highly unlikely’
File this one under 'Biden predictions that haven't aged well.'
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Taliban seizing Afghanistan after poorly managed U.S. withdrawal
Contrary to Biden's claims, the Afghans did not have ‘300,000 well-equipped troops’ ready to fight the Taliban. Nor did the…
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Latest prohibited term for DEA: ‘Mexican cartel’
But what if it's, you know, a Mexican cartel? Political correctness: interfering for decades with effective law enforcement and intelligence.
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Russia, China holding joint mil exercise; Western and Chinese media characterize it differently
Talking points versus reality in the struggle to define the terms of geopolitics.
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One (maritime) perspective on U.S. military losing the next fight to China (Part II)
Sampling the parameters of information vulnerability.
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12 years after ‘Fast and Furious,’ Mexico sues U.S. gun makers for facilitating weapons flow to cartels
An Obama-era theme comes to life again.
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Another reason a woke U.S. military hunting ‘systemic racism’ will lose the next fight to China (Part I)
Running low on information advantage.
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Fauci’s NIH subagency made millions in grants to over two dozen Chinese research orgs since 2012
The U.S. taxpayer picked up the tab.
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Pictures big and bigger: Reported shift in Russia’s air space posture vis-à-vis Israel in Syria
A turn for the worse in some ways, but the larger context may be more promising.
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Coast Guard data: Maritime migration from Cuba stopped when protests started
Curious development.
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De Blasio calls Ben & Jerry’s Israel boycott a ‘mistake’
By Jennie Taer New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio criticized Ben & Jerry’s latest decision to stop selling their…
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U.S. mulls additional sanctions on Iran as nuclear deal negotiations stall
Iranian President-elect Ebrahim Raisi said his government wouldn’t return to the previous agreement until the U.S. removed many current sanctions.…
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Iran’s Atlantic naval adventure is back on the radar, with the warships heading for St. Petersburg in the Baltic Sea
Head fakes aside, it's Baltic or bust.
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Biden introduces Angela Merkel as Germany’s ‘second largest’ chancellor
The White House might want to have Biden record his speeches in advance so they can be edited and then…
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Biden’s DHS secretary to Cubans, Haitians fleeing turmoil: ‘Don’t come to U.S.’
Is the U.S. sending an unsubtle message to real asylum seekers now that the Biden administration is reaping the whirlwind…
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Biden admin warns China of military response if Philippines assets attacked in S. China Sea
Defense treaty warning continues Trump policy. To be determined: whether it continues same credibility.
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In midst of border crisis House Dems propose defunding immigration enforcement agencies
The bill, which makes appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), allocates $14.1 billion in net funding to Customs and…
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In Oval Office meeting, Biden at sea when discussing today’s Syrian airstrikes
Notice that even with notes in front of him, he can't get the simple facts straight as to whom the…
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Quote of the Day: ‘Welcome to the new Ellis island’
Kamala Harris's visit to the border 93 days after she was appointed border czarina was too little, too late. The…
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Russia logs some major ‘firsts’ in maritime exercise in Eastern Med
The year of exercising unprecedentedly.
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Yes, Kamala is going to the border but just dipping her toe in the crisis
Did they have to promise her a trip to Europe, where she hasn't been, to finally persuade the vice president…
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NATO exercise Sea Breeze, in the Black Sea, not a breeze so far
O brave new world, that hath such maritime exercises in it.
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