Great powers are very sensitive about what happens around their borders, regions that had traditionally been their concern.
Robert W. Merry: Do suspicions of “collusion” with the Russian government represent a kind of McCarthyism?
TNIJune 25, 2019
Even after Special Counsel Robert Mueller made clear that his two-year investigation could find no evidence of collusion to justify any legal action, many on the anti-Trump Left continued to insist that it had happened and they would continue the assault.
Asia Times: The war over who won World War II
Andrew salmonJune 24, 2019
In the years since Hitler’s downfall, Hollywood’s victory has been history’s defeat – and recent events point to churlish politics in the West
Eugene Rumer and Richard Sokolsky: How to Reset U.S.-Russian Relations Today
timeJune 24, 2019
It is tempting after aiming high and ending up low so many times to give up on the relationship with Russia. That is not an acceptable outcome. Having tried and failed to transform Russia, U.S. policy is now without a purpose.
The Guardian: Refugee Journalism Project
victoriya hollandJune 24, 2019
This story is one of a series written as part of the Refugee Journalism Project which supports displaced and migrant media professionals to build their careers in the UK.
Glenn Greenwald: Why is the Washington establishment pro-war?
FNCJune 24, 2019
Tucker Carlson talks with Glenn Greenwald about this seemingly intractable problem.
Federation of American Scientists: DoD Doctrine on Nuclear Operations Published, Taken Offline
FASJune 24, 2019
The Joint Chiefs of Staff briefly published and then removed from public access a new edition of their official doctrine on the use of nuclear weapons. But a public copy was preserved. See Joint Publication 3-72, Nuclear Operations, June 11, 2019.
The Guardian: Nuclear weapons: experts alarmed by new Pentagon ‘war-fighting’ doctrine
julian borgerJune 24, 2019
US joint chiefs of staff posted then removed paper that suggests nuclear weapons could ‘create conditions for decisive results’…
John Batchelor and Andrew McCarthy: Why does Spygate matter for the future of national security?
audioboomJune 24, 2019
John Batchelor and National Review’s Andrew McCarthy explore the possible ramifications of efforts by US law enforcement and intelligence agencies to surveil members of the 2016 Trump campaign.
Ed Lozansky: Russia’s role in American politics
wash timesJune 20, 2019
A Trump-Putin opportunity at Osaka G-20 summit