John Bolton
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Is Washington’s arms control theology finally on the verge of collapse?
We should tell Moscow sooner rather than later that there will be no talks on extending or modifying New START until China sits at our negotiating table. → Read More
John Bolton: Bibi Netanyahu Could Upend Biden's Weak Foreign Policy
How Washington responds to Netanyahu’s new government could affect Biden’s own foreign-policy legacy in the years to come. → Read More
What the US can expect from South Korea's incoming president
The real question is not whether Yoon understands the risks he faces, but whether Washington does. → Read More
What the US can expect from South Korea’s incoming president
The real question is not whether Yoon understands the risks he faces, but whether Washington does. → Read More
Thinking strategically about Ukraine
Iran, North Korea and Venezuela’s Maduro regime have all faced equal or more-severe sanctions regimes, and sadly they are still standing. → Read More
Putin's effort to split NATO may depend on Germany
If Russia remains undeterred, the long-term damage to America’s global position, compounding the corrosive effects of the Afghan withdrawal, could be incalculable. → Read More
Will Biden's 2021 foreign policy failures reverberate in 2022?
America ends 2021 pointed in the wrong direction on national security. → Read More
Biden is losing contest of wills with Iran over nukes
The inescapable conclusion is that Tehran is so determined to get nuclear weapons that the regime cannot be allowed even “peaceful” nuclear programs. → Read More
India's S-400 missile system problem
Even viewed benignly, India is sending contradictory signals, likely due to competing views inside its government and body politic → Read More
We've left Afghanistan — but its consequences are just starting to arrive
The consequences of the Afghanistan withdrawal are far from over, and events there and in the miasma of global terrorism will continue to command our attention. → Read More
Military Force Must Remain an Option With North Korea
Trump’s personal diplomacy failed, but Biden can’t go back to the Obama approach. → Read More
Trump Is Bringing the Iran Nuclear Deal Back to Life
The administration’s confused attempt to reimpose UN sanctions may end up helping Iran and Joe Biden. → Read More
John Bolton: The Iran deal was betrayed by its own abysmal record
Ending U.S. participation in the nuclear agreement sets America on a new, safer course. → Read More
Russian assault on 'American idea' enables Trump to take tough action
The latest Mueller indictments give the president an opportunity to retaliate against Moscow. → Read More
North Korea wins, America loses, with our Olympic appeasement
Why are journalists stepping up to become stenographers for an authoritarian propaganda machine? → Read More
Trump’s State of the Union: Right on Foreign Policy
President Trump’s first State of the Union address was not heavy on national security issues. It did, however, make one... → Read More
Trump's SOTU Hit the Right Foreign Policy Notes
President Trump's first State of the Union address was not heavy on national security issues. It did, however, make one critical point: In reviewing the international achievements of his first year in office, Trump was abundantly clear that the Obama era → Read More
Trump's SOTU hit the right foreign policy notes — now comes the hard part
What President Trump must reject, immediately, is what we have been doing for years, and which has manifestly failed. → Read More
Mike Pence in the Middle East
Vice President Mike Pence’s trip to Egypt, Jordan and Israel exemplifies how much the Trump administration has changed America’s Middle... → Read More
Mike Pence in the Middle East: The new pointman on foreign policy?
The vice president proved adept at navigating the complexities of international politics on his recent trip. → Read More