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Trump's Art of the Deal isn't working in foreign policy
Washington PostJonah BaderChina, Donald Trump, foreign policy, Iran deal, Iraq War, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan
Facebook, Google, your reign may soon be over
Washington PostJonah Baderblockchain, digital economy, European Union, Facebook, Google, India, Internet, Regulations, Silicon Valley, start-ups, technology, Tencent, United States
Mike Pompeo has a crisis to handle — even before the North Korea summit
Trade is the Republican Party’s last stand
Xi is transforming China. Is Washington taking notice?
Democracy is decaying worldwide. America isn’t immune.
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Hungary, illiberal democracy, India, institutions, Israel, Kenya, Media, Narendra Modi, Netanyahu, Poland, press freedom, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey, Viktor Orban
There’s a lot to be optimistic about these days. And then there’s the Middle East.
Washington PostJonah BaderBashar al-Assad, foreign policy, Henry Kissinger, Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, Kurds, Lebanon, Middle East, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United States, Vali Nasr, Yemen
Give South Korea a gold medal
Trump has drawn three red lines. They’re all likely to be crossed.
The Trump we saw in Davos should leave us encouraged
There’s a middle ground on immigration. Both sides refuse to find it.
Steve Bannon has a point
Iran has the ingredients for revolution – but a strong regime to ward it off
The decline of U.S. influence is the great global story of our age
GOP tax bill would usher in a bleak future
Washington PostFareed Zakariabudget, bureaucracy, Census, FAA, Infrastructure, IRS, Republicans, Research, Science, Skills, Taxes, Training
