The People of Gaza Need a Ceasefire Now

The Biden administration is now admitting that the death toll in Gaza is likely much higher than the count from the local Ministry of Health: A senior Biden administration official said the death toll of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip is likely far higher than the...

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Regime Change Is Not the Answer

Surprising no one, Danielle Pletka wants the US to seek regime change in Iran: Rather, it is the Reagan doctrine and the collapse of the Soviet Union that should guide a policy for change in Tehran. Like the Soviet Union and its satellites, Iran’s regime is deeply...

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How To Avert a Debacle in East Asia

Ross Douthat wants you to be very afraid of China: The establishment of Chinese military pre-eminence in East Asia would be a unique geopolitical shock, with dire effects on the viability of America’s alliance systems, on the likelihood of regional wars and arms races...

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The Cost of Blindly Supporting Clients

Matt Duss discusses the collapse of Biden’s approach to the Middle East: The past week saw the destruction of yet another dream palace: the Biden administration’s effort to reinforce a U.S.-dominated Middle East security architecture through closer defense pacts with...

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The U.S. Reneges On Another Deal

The decision makes no sense on the merits, and it seems to be driven entirely by the administration’s desire to mollify hawkish critics that will never be satisfied by anything Biden does. The Washington Post reports that the Biden administration is apparently...

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The Pitfalls of Biden’s Partnership Proliferation

Stephen Walt criticizes the Biden administration’s version of “Pactomania”: Even when states are united by a shared perception of threats, however, the ultimate value of the partnership depends in part on whether the members agree on a common strategy and are willing...

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