The American people have spoken. The 2026 midterm elections have reshaped the political landscape in Washington, giving ...

Long before the present war, I argued that Iran needed a different leadership—or a fundamental transformation of the regime ...

The Middle East has rarely had so many partnerships, strategic agreements, and security arrangements, and rarely has it been ...

It is a truth seldom acknowledged that the United States has conducted a successful foreign policy since the end of World War II. Over the last eight decades – with, of course, conspicuous exceptions ...

A decade after his previous visit to Egypt, Chinese President Xi Jinping has returned to Cairo at a markedly different moment in both Egyptian-Chinese relations and Middle Eastern geopolitics. His ...

The post-2003 order in Iraq has rested on a fragile and unstable balance of power. The political dominance of Shi’ite political parties and their militias has been underwritten by powerful Iranian ...

Upon the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, practically every Israeli thought back to October 7th and the days that followed. Our memories. How it felt. How that day found each of us and how it ...

The PR war is lost. Owning it may be the strongest move Israel has left. Late last year, Benjamin Netanyahu told a room of evangelical leaders in Palm Beach that Israel had fought on seven fronts ...

Gaza’s sewage has reached Israel’s taps. We had thirty years of warnings and chances to prevent it. The squills are up on the hills, white and upright as surveyors’ stakes — which is more or less what ...

The case against JD Vance is not about a memorandum. It is about a policy, and about the kind of failure that falls on the leader who argued it into being. A policy is different from a deal. A deal ...

From Iran to Taiwan, from Ukraine to China, Trevor Filseth, Defense and National Security Managing Editor of The National Interest, examines a world under growing military pressure. He warns of ...