US Policy
There Are Not Many Opportunities Left for Netanyahu to Capture Headlines — And Potentially Move Crucial Votes — In Israel
The Houthis Claim Two Wrecked Air Bases and Yanbu Ablaze. The Satellites Show Damaged Houses and One Burned Fuel Tank in Riyadh
Advanced Fighter Jets Offer No Immediate Answer to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Crisis.
Behind the Formal Diplomatic Language Lies a Vastly Broader, Far More Complex, and Highly Consequential Regional Narrative
The Muslim Brotherhood’s Plan to Infiltrate the United States Is Working
Defeating the Houthis Would Be Possible Only If the State Department Stopped Playing by an Artificial Set of Rules
Reza Zarrab’s Lawyers Devote a Section of Their Filing in a U.S. District Court to ‘Simultaneous Retaliation and Attempted Murder by Turkey’
The Belief That Supporting Somaliland Means Sacrificing Somalia’s Cooperation Is a Foolish Assumption
The Report Examines the September 10 Drone Attack on Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline
To Secure Freedom of Navigation and Counter Adversary Influence, Washington Must Realign Its Strategy and Actively Back Somaliland
The Destructive Power of Terrorism Depends on Two Factors: Its Capacity to Act and Its Willingness to Do So
Across the U.S., Foreign Extremists and Terror Groups Operate Openly Through the 501(c) Nonprofit System
A Quarter-Century After the Terror Attacks, America Still Possesses No Settled, Coherent Understanding of the Taliban
Iran Favors Asymmetric Target Substitution, Shifting the Burden Toward High-Value, Vulnerable Western-Aligned Strategic Assets
Zalmay Khalilzad Wielded His Power Without Compromise, Marginalizing Any Afghans Who Questioned His Trust in the Taliban
Open Sources Warned That Killing Khamenei Would Trigger the Closure of the Strait and Empower the Republican Guards. The 2026 U.S.-Israeli Strikes Ignored Those Warnings.
Somaliland’s Government Ensures That Its Fauna Remains Among the Most Diverse and Healthiest in the Horn of Africa
The Kingdom Can Withstand the Current Pressure Caused by the Iran War, but Only If It Defines Its Priorities
A Decade Ago, Kurdish Forces Had Reached an Unprecedented High Point