The Globalist

Unless the U.S. can accept a more modest role in a multipolar world, more Afghanistan-type misadventures are inevitable.

Could Donald Trump call out the U.S. Army again, after losing the November election?

Trump’s penchant for military parades harks back to the old unlamented Soviet Union.

The only force that could stop Trump if he ever tried to violate the Constitution would not be the Democrats, but probably the U.S. military.

The most pivotal insight for the post-American world order is that the pursuit of economic self-interest and self-preservation go hand in hand, whether at the national, regional or global level.

Nobody sticks around long in the Trump Administration once they cross Trump on an issue that is meaningful to him.

Everything you always wanted to know about section 232 of the U.S. Act on steel and aluminum, but were always afraid to ask.

There is no military solution to the war in Afghanistan. The solution to the debacle lies with the Afghan tribes.

America and its military’s proclivity for perpetual war – and what that means for the war against Islamist terrorists.

Who are the 19 nations that spend more on defense as a share of their national economy than even the United States does?