My latest at the Diplomat draws on some recent work on the diplomatic re-emergence of China after the Cultural Revolution: While the diplomacy of Kissinger and Nixon looms large in.
My latest at the National Interest takes.
Even more Thanksgiving Day links, for your reading pleasure: Chuck Dunlap, retired USAF general and JAG, on why the Turkish shootdown may have violated international law: The problem here is that.
Who knew that Turkey would become an important subject of debate this week?
Am I the only one who doesn't think that this question is naive? All we hear of ISIS is puritanical & punitive; is there nothing celebratory & joyous? Or is.
My latest at the National Interest looks at some.
Some thoughts at the Diplomat on future directions in Canadian foreign.
I suppose I'm not utterly convinced.
