John Allen Gay

John Allen Gay is an assistant editor at The National Interest. His book (co-authored with Geoffrey Kemp) War with Iran: Political, Military, and Economic Consequences will be released by Rowman and Littlefield in early 2013.


Commentary

The new national-security adviser has a long history of poor judgment in east Africa.

Former State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland sees the world black, white, and free of complexity.

Getting drawn into another Middle Eastern conflict would set back American interests.

Left-leaning adventurists are now much quieter than their neocon counterparts.

The Florida senator's State of the Union rebuttal was a missed opportunity.

Blog Posts

Iran's incoming president isn't going to make big changes. But he has created an opening for Washington.

In the wake of an Assad victory, an Iranian general sees the Islamic Republic's star rising.

The great neocon rebranding.

An absurd accidental assassination attempt highlights Egypt's deepening problems.

Did Syria use chemical weapons in December? State Department officials aren't sure. But Anne-Marie Slaughter is.

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June 20, 2013