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Important Questions Raised by Ukraine’s Drone Attack Against Russian Bombers
On Sunday, Ukraine carried out a bold covert operation in Russia that destroyed or damaged about a dozen Russian heavy bombers and possibly an AWACS plane. These attacks may have destroyed irreplaceable Russian military planes worth billions of dollars using drones that cost under $50,000.
AFPI Announces Launch of Western Hemisphere Initiative
Today, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) launched the Western Hemisphere Initiative, a bold new effort to restore American leadership and preeminence from Greenland to Tierra del Fuego—because protecting the homeland starts with securing our own hemisphere.
Thwarting Tehran by Creating Prosperity in Africa
President Donald Trump’s historic visit to the Middle East, the first planned overseas visit of his second term, focused on deepening commercial and cultural ties — investments that not only increase mutual prosperity but also send a strong message to adversaries that their tactics and ambitions will not work.
Why It Is So Difficult for Trump to Clean Up Biden’s Ukraine Mess
Whenever I go on British TV news programs for interviews about President Trump’s efforts to stop the fighting in Ukraine, I am usually asked two leading questions by condescending British TV hosts: “Do you think President Trump’s Ukraine policy has failed?” and “Do you think Russian President Putin is playing President Trump?’
Trump’s Bold Diplomacy on the Ukraine War and Iranian Nuclear Program
There was a lot of movement this week on two intractable global security problems when the Trump Administration put forward proposals that defied the foreign policy establishment to end the war in Ukraine and halt Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons. There were predictable condemnations of Trump’s proposals from parties to these disputes, European leaders, foreign policy experts, and the mainstream media. However, Trump officials made clear that they will not agree to endless negotiations on these disputes and are prepared to walk away if the president’s proposals are rejected.