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Biden, the Congressional Elections in November and the Nuclear Deal With Iran

by Dov S. Zakheim

Labor Day marks the end of summer holidays for most Americans. This year it’s also the beginning of the run-up to the November elections. Political opinion surveys over the past two months indicate a shift of momentum. The Republicans were initially anticipated to benefit from a “red wave” retaking the Senate and obtaining as much […]

Israel Engages Washington on Iran: What Does Lapid Hope to Achieve?

Will the Eizenkot Effect Make a Difference?

Ideology, Asymmetric Warfare, and Deterrence

For some, the higher the cost, the stronger the claim to be the true representatives of values worth dying for

When America Creates a Vacuum, Others Fill It

by Dov S. Zakheim

America’s adversaries are not the only ones to respond to Washington’s changing regional priorities

Biden’s Conundrum

by John J. Hamre

The political winds are blowing in an anti-China direction. Biden needs a sophisticated foreign policy strategy

Vladimir Putin, a Tsar Without an Empire

by Ksenia Svetlova

Can Putin lead not only with power, but with solidarity, diplomacy, cooperation, and trust?

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