The American Brezhnev era is over
Washington’s Soviet-style subterfuge is coming to an end
James W. Carden
James W. Carden is a contributing writer at The Nation, and was an adviser to the US-Russia Bilateral Commission during the Obama presidency.
Wednesday
Wednesday
The security state says jump. The media asks ‘how high?’
As the recent leaker shows, informing the public now plays second fiddle
Monday
If only there was a GOP ‘civil war’ over foreign policy
Washington’s discredited neocons have little to fear from Republicans
Tuesday
James Clapper is still a shameless liar
Why would the Russiagate perpetrators change their modus operandi now?
Thursday
This is what liberal war fever looks like
From our UK edition
In a private letter written in 1918, the recently deposed German chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg admitted that in the run-up to the Great War, ‘there were special circumstances that militated in favour of war, including those in which Germany in 1870-71 entered the circle of great powers’ and became ‘the object of vengeful envy on the
Friday
Putin’s path to war in three speeches
The time between 2007 and 2022 was a period of missed opportunities for the West
