Taliban Risks Losing International Legitimacy
Insurgents do rounds of key states to shore up support as new U.S. administration reviews Afghanistan Doha peace process.
Biden and Putin Break the Ice
U.S. and Russian leaders are both seasoned war horses and curiously have much in common that could eventually thaw frozen relations.
Saudi Embrace of Qatar Falls Short of Gulf Unity
Real change in Gulf relations will require still unseen changes in Saudi and Emirati behaviors and policies.
Biden’s Security Adviser Gives a Foreign Policy Preview
Incoming National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan suggests shifts in China and Iran policies and more engagement with Russia.
The U.S. and Iran Are on a Perilous New Collision Course
Iran announces it will produce low-enriched uranium up to 20% while U.S. circles war planes in response to perceived threats.
India’s Military Diplomacy Is Delusional
India needs to have more clarity about the purpose of any force projection abroad.