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In tense Kyiv, Ukrainians fear the war could be decided within months
Business leaders think Trump is all bluster. They’re badly mistaken.
Washington PostJonah BaderProject 2025, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Tariffs, NATO, protectionism, France, Germany, China, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, Inflation, Donald Trump, JD Vance
On the economy and foreign policy, Biden has notched important wins
Washington PostJonah BaderJoe Biden, covid, Taxes, Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump, George W- Bush, Debt, Iraq War, Afghanistan, Infrastructure, Economy, Immigration, foreign policy, NATO
American protectionism could imperil a golden era of Western unity
The one hopeful sign coming out of Davos this year
Russia is the last multinational empire, fighting to keep its colonies
Why is the Biden administration uniting our adversaries?
Putin has carefully calculated the odds. Right now, they’re in his favor.
The decay of American democracy is real
Washington PostJonah BaderJoe Biden, Donald Trump, United States, foreign policy, diplomacy, NATO, Europe, Democracy, Russia, cybersecurity, Vladimir Putin
While we’re all focused on impeachment, Trump is upending U.S. foreign policy
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, foreign policy, South Korea, North Korea, Kim Jong Un, Japan, military, Middle East, Mohammed bin Salman, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey, Syria, NATO, Emmanuel Macron, human rights, Israel, Terrorism, liberal international order
Is Venezuela where Trump finally stands up to Putin?
Ronald’s out. Donald’s in.
Washington PostJonah BaderVladimir Putin, Donald Trump, NATO, Ronald Reagan, John Bolton, Republican Party, Barack Obama, Germany, Energy, Russia
Britain resigns as a world power
Washington PostFareed ZakariaBritain, David Cameron, David Rothkopf, defense, foreign policy, Great Britain, IISS, International Institute for Strategic Studies, NATO, Royal United Services Institute, United Kingdom, Walter Russell Mead
