The concept of nation building has brought nothing but trouble. It's time for a paradigm shift.
On the anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, a look at the lessons we should have learned about changing the national-security discussion.
A recent action off the Phillipines has all eyes on China's rising naval prowess. But non-naval services also support Beijing's maritime strategy.
Troublesome allies and domestic naysayers threaten to derail fledgling talks with Iran.
Reform attempts in this Southeast Asian nation are undoubtedly flawed. But that does not make them insignificant.
What America can learn from the Indian and Malaysian versions of affirmative action.
Fukushima didn't stall the atomic age—the world economy did.
The "better-war" thesis blames generals for failed wars and misses the crucial role of faulty strategies. William Westmoreland's Vietnam ordeal offers a case in point. He deserves better than this latest assault by Lewis Sorley.
Moscow and Beijing vetoing the UN resolution on Syria was not surprising. Rising democracies supporting it was.
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