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Turkey’s Growing Reliance on U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas Represents a Purposeful and Strategic Policy to Improve Energy Security
Like Ukraine, Israel Is Fighting a New Style of War for Which the United States Has Yet to Train or Prepare
If Israel Can Precisely Target Regime Officials Without Causing Civilian Casualties, Iranians Might Cheer On Regime Change
Canberra’s Indulgence of the Fringe Left Regarding Israel Increasingly Makes Australia a Liability for the United States
The Ruling Class Governs the Country as an Ideological Cause Defined by Constant War Footing, Leader Deification, and Paranoia
Normalizing the Role of Terrorist Organizations Within State Structures Could Undermine International Counterterrorism Efforts
Statement before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission On Human Rights in Turkey, June 10, 2025
Too Often, Policymakers in the White House and Pentagon, or Pundits on Cable News Shows, Approach War Fighting in Far off Lands with a 6,000-Mile Screwdriver
If Trump Wants to Do More than Make Headlines, He Should Help Resolve the Water Crisis
Now That Azerbaijan Has Seized Nagorno-Karabakh, Its Role as a Fig Leaf Is Gone
The State Department Has Designated Some Offshoots as Foreign Terrorist Organizations, but Not the Group in Its Entirety
In a Filing Submitted as Part of TRT’s Periodic Reporting Obligation, the Broadcaster Claimed It Had Not Engaged in Political Activities on Behalf of a Foreign Principal
Despite Concerns About Al-Qa`Ida’s Influence in Syria, the Organization Experienced a Reversal in Its Fortunes over the Course of the Syrian Civil War
Washington Is Deepening Military Ties with a Host Nation Whose Leadership Is Steering Away from Democratic Norms
The Apparent Rejection by the Terror Group Confirms the Essential Issue Under Dispute in the Conflict
Libya Has Long Been a Geopolitical Minefield. Since Gaddafi’s Fall in 2011, Warlords, Tribal Factions, and Foreign Mercenaries Have Carved the Nation Into Zones of Influence
Given Erdoğan’s Increasing Belligerence Toward Israel, Including Calls for Military Action and Violent Jihad Against It, It Is Time to Recognize the Potential for a Military Conflict
The Rapid Growth of Ties Between the Two Countries Shows How Ossified Divisions That Once Marked the Regions Are Breaking Down
With over $2 Trillion in Investment Commitments Announced, Trump’s Approach Marks a Seismic Shift in American Foreign Policy
Without a Broader Strategy and Guardrails, Lifting Sanctions Will Hand Keys to Syria’s Destroyers