For more than two decades, experience has shown a clear pattern: whenever the United States rushes into wars, it does not weaken its enemies as it expects. Instead, it often opens wide doors for th…
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For more than two decades, experience has shown a clear pattern: whenever the United States rushes into wars, it does not weaken its enemies as it expects. Instead, it often opens wide doors for them to grow, expand, and build influence. The question is no longer whether rival powers benefit from Washington’s constant wars.
The real question is: how much do these wars speed up America’s rivals economically and politically?
The US president’s doctrine of lawless military adventures harms American interests and boosts Vladimir Putin, says Guardian…
As the US gambles on swift military might to advance its interests, China navigates a treacherous diplomatic landscape with hard…
COLUMN. Following the intervention in Venezuela, the war against Iran launched by the US president signals yet another admission…
Surge in air attacks and civilian casualties accompany avowed ‘peace through strength’ strategy as efficacy questioned.
US military action has long been shaped by policy and ideology. Now it is shaped by whim.
The America First president who built his political brand on opposing foreign military adventures has unleashed a war of choice…
