Why Trump’s Muslim Brotherhood crackdown is long overdue
Intelligence about the activities of Egyptian, Jordanian and Lebanese Islamists will rapidly implicate Qatar and Turkey as the Brotherhood’s key international sponsors
Intelligence about the activities of Egyptian, Jordanian and Lebanese Islamists will rapidly implicate Qatar and Turkey as the Brotherhood’s key international sponsors
As British Ambassador to Yemen, I watched Washington with growing frustration
The otherworldly strangeness of the place was always part of the allure
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But Jeffrey Goldberg says in his write-up that he has met the National Security Advisor
The National Security Advisor accidentally added the editor of the Atlantic to a message thread in which Houthi air strikes were planned
All other attempts to stop the Houthis haven’t worked. Why should Trump’s be any different?
The cold, hard truth is that air strikes have seldom proven lethal enough to decapitate rebel movements and regimes in the Middle East
Right now, the attack looks constrained
Hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of munitions previously held up will now be delivered over the coming months
It is through verse that the Houthi regime asserts its legitimacy, confounds its enemies and rallies its supporters
The World Food Program’s manic rhetoric could lead to accusations of crying wolf
Outcomes will likely be unimpressive
Foreign policy leadership does not mean getting involved in every conflict
There’s been a ceasefire in Yemen, though you can forgive the Yemenis for having doubts
We’ve been brutal towards Russia and tepid towards the Saudis. Why?
Under Joe Biden, drones are being used far less as a tool of war. But will it stick?
A short history of a very modern mercenary
Within a very few years, every vulnerable public building, sports stadium or city center will have to install some kind of drone defense