U.S. Foreign Policy
Boiling Caucasus
While Americans aren’t paying attention, their enemies are on the prowl in this energy-rich region.
Reviving Conservative Internationalism
Six precepts to inject principled, strategic thinking back into Republican foreign policy.
Winning Over Down Under
It will take a united front to defeat Beijing’s new version of diplomacy by economic coercion.
Misperceptions and Illusions
Why does the West so often view Russia through a borrowed Russian lens? AP editorial board member Lilia Shevtsova explores this and other questions with Stefan Meister of the German Council on Foreign Relations.
Seeing China Clearly
Remarkably, a coherent, unifying China policy emerged out of the chaotic Trump years. The Chinese regime itself deserves much of the credit.
What Putin and Xi Really Want
Former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves speaks with American Purpose about Europe caught between America and its rivals.
The Persian Temptation
Don’t lose perspective and let Iran run the Near East.
