The end of the Orbán era
A rising right in Europe marks the end of the Hungarian’s outsized influence
A rising right in Europe marks the end of the Hungarian’s outsized influence
Zelensky would have preferred that the organization offered membership to his country yesterday
At least it seems like the secretary of state is having fun
Israel and Russia — very different countries, morally and otherwise — should be asking themselves today
‘While I am not pro-Russian, I am definitely anti-war’
‘Everybody, all the bad guys are rooting for Trump, man. Not a joke’
The GOP remains the party willing to spend significantly on the military when they believe it’s important
The UK foreign secretary then heads to DC
Plus: Heritage in the crosshairs & the GOP’s fight on Ukraine
American credibility is said to be at stake in Ukraine. This is tragically true
Matthew Kroenig and Dan Negrea suggest a response to the new isolationism that is essential for understanding contemporary foreign policy debates on the right
It is imperative that the United States, in particular, approaches the situation with pragmatism and foresight
You can’t really blame the Pope Francis for bringing up negotiations
The departing State Department official was always ready to speak her mind, especially when it came to Russia’s malign intentions
‘Sweet Dave, the supply of weapons is completely classified, which is great!’
Biden’s decision-making is making America weaker on the world stage. But would a second Trump term be all that much better?
The former president came into office as an agent of chaos, but his foreign policy ended up relatively stable. Will that change in a second term?
Alexander Ward’s carefully researched new account argues Biden is POTUS in name only
The vice president is set to defend the western alliance in Munich later this week
The full interview Carlson released on his website and on Elon Musk’s X was received primarily with a yawn