by Paul J. Saunders
Biden’s relative unpopularity is undeserved—he’s been a pretty good vice president.
by Fred C. Iklé, Max M. Kampelman and Barry M. Blechman
Three former government officials involved in nuclear policy debate whether we can eliminate atomic weapons.
by The National Interest
Abandoning the Afghan countryside to the Taliban will only lead to America’s defeat.
by The National Interest
Afghanistan’s forces are incompetent and corrupt; Holbrooke tries to set the record straight about his relationship with Karzai; 9/11 detainees can be tried among the people.
by Jerry Mark Silverman
Afghanistan is not Iraq. Cutting deals with “the tribes” will backfire.
by The National Interest
Obama needs to call out North Korea on its gross human-rights violations.
by Charles V. Peña
Obama needs to withdraw our troops and let the Afghans deal with al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
by Jacob Heilbrunn
Hillary Clinton can be assertive when she wants. Why isn’t she a more forceful voice in Obama’s foreign policy?